Apocalypse: I Found a Young Master from a Matriarchal World

Ye Yin had always hated pretty boys who were all looks and no substance.

Five years into the apocalypse, the world had been turned upside down, and the delicate, useless pretty boys were extinct.

Then an accident punched through the barrier between worlds, and a fair, delicate boy fell straight into her arms.

The poor guy had ended up alone in an unfamiliar time because of her, so she had to take responsibility.

One more mouth to feed was no problem. She could use a lackey anyway.

But who could have guessed that the person she picked up would be a frail young master who couldn’t even take care of himself?

Ye Yin grumbled, “So the pretty boys went extinct in this world, and now they’ve dumped one here from another world?”

Shi Yiyun looked at Ye Yin like a pitiful little rabbit, seeing her as his only support. “My wife...”

Ye Yin: “!”

There was no helping it. Since she’d brought her little husband home, she’d have to take responsibility for him to the end.

Don’t cry. We’re having braised pork tonight!

*

Shi Yiyun came from a matriarchal world and was transported to the apocalypse.

A young master who had been pampered in the women’s quarters suddenly found himself in a world where tomorrow wasn’t guaranteed. He was already terrified, and now Ye Yin was making him fight zombies!

He had been taught how to serve his wife and follow the Three Obediences and Four Virtues.

How was he supposed to fight? Poke them with an embroidery needle?

But Ye Yin might act fierce, yet she had never once considered abandoning him. In this apocalypse, where resources were scarce, she gave him so much...

*

Ye Yin found a way to tear through the barrier between worlds again.

Her gentle, jade-like husband didn’t belong in this bloody, violent apocalypse. He deserved to be cherished.

She would send him home.

But Shi Yiyun, who had been too afraid to even hold a knife, came to claim his reward with the head of the Zombie King.

“Wife, look. I can kill zombies too.

“So, could you please not leave me behind...”