[Post-apocalyptic wasteland + transmigration + strong heroine + protective older sister + proficiency-based growth + decisive and ruthless]
Shen Tang woke up to find herself transmigrated into an apocalypse beneath a crimson moon and shrouded in gray mist.
Rotting corpses roamed, mutants lurked, and survivor camps were controlled by armed factions and the awakened. Ordinary people who wanted to live had to either cling to the strong or be ground into the dirt beneath their feet.
From the start, she was in a shantytown. Her parents were dead, and all she had left was her thirteen-year-old younger brother, Shen An.
The Black Fang gang came to force Shen An into a nest of rotting corpses to scout the way, sending him to his death.
Shen Tang could take no more.
That was when she awakened her “Diligence” talent.
Others relied on bloodlines, special abilities, or resources. As long as she was willing to train, she was guaranteed to grow stronger.
Mastering the short blade, setting traps, surviving in the ruins, hunting rotting corpses...
From the weakest woman in the shantytown to a ruthless survivor feared by all, Shen Tang believes in one thing:
In this cannibalistic apocalypse, anyone who dares lay a hand on her brother will pay with their life.
I think the logic of this book is good. It's not the usual stock-hoarding or super-power-leveling novels. It's written in a very realistic way. The protagonist is calm, has strong learning ability, improves himself step by step, and has strategies. It's quite interesting to read, but because it's a serial, I always read it (personal habit) (｡･ω･｡)
The writing is very realistic. The heroine and her younger brother are both growing up. There is a similar system of assistance, but it is different from other cheats and makes people want to continue watching.
I saw the latest chapter. It's very good. I beg the author to update it soon.
The content is exciting, not verbose, and makes you want to read more. Wonderful, beautiful
Looks great, recommended!!!
Very nice, highly recommended
That's it, thank you for your hard work, author.