We’ve Been Transported to a Savage World, So What’s Wrong with Killing a Scoundrel?

[Fleeing famine, rebirth, wild imagination, a pocket dimension, revenge, farming] In her previous life, Wen Xin and her three-year-old daughter were betrayed by her husband and best friend, who pushed them into the heart of a nuclear disaster. Mother and daughter endured illness and suffering for ten years, but in the end, they still died. When she opens her eyes again, she finds a red-eyed rabbit taller than a mountain chewing on a person? A group of people dressed in ancient clothing are fleeing. Forced to join their flight, she discovers that her ex-husband’s family has transmigrated too. After getting her revenge, she begins an exciting new life in a different world. This savage world is short on food and clothing? The ancient giant river prawns can tear people apart? No, no, no. They’re giant garlic-butter crayfish! The savage beasts love drinking blood and eating flesh? No, no, no. They’re super-spicy rabbit heads! The meat’s too tough to chew? We’ve got a pressure cooker. We’ll stew it until the meat falls right off the bone. Delicious! Handsome, powerful men from all walks of life compete to marry her, but Wen Xin has sworn off love and focuses on opening a restaurant. Who would have thought her daughter would bring home a man? “Mom, I found the benefactor who saved us! He says he wants to repay us by marrying into our family!” Wen Xin is speechless. Shouldn’t the person who was saved be the one to marry into the other’s family? Besides, the man is none other than the Lord of the Wastelands, the equivalent of a modern head of state. In a second, she thinks of a hundred ways to apologize. But the handsome Lord of the Wastelands just smiles at her, holding out a wedding ring as he kneels on one knee. “I’ll offer you the four seas and eight wastelands as your dowry. Will you let me marry into your family?”