Jiang Yu, a powerhouse from the apocalypse, opens her eyes to find herself a weak widow in the 1970s.
Her husband has just died in service when her mother-in-law snatches the compensation money at the funeral, calls her a husband-killer, and tries to kick her and her three children out.
She snatches the envelope back, her gaze cold as a blade. "Guoqiang is gone. If I'm still weak, my three kids will die."
From then on, Shiyuan Village has a military widow no one dares mess with.
Her mother-in-law throws a tantrum? Jiang Yu throws her and her belongings out.
Her brother-in-law steals grain? She grabs his wrist and pins him down.
The villagers gossip? She heads into the mountains to hunt, setting traps and catching wild boars until the smell of roasting meat fills the whole village.
Her spatial storage is full of compressed biscuits, military rations, medicine, seeds, and everything she accumulated over more than a decade in the apocalypse.
Short on food? She's got it. Short on medicine? She's got it. Short on cash? A trip to the black market, and grain, cooking oil, and cloth turn into money.
Her three children go from watching her warily to clinging to her and calling her Mom, while her mother-in-law's family is too intimidated to come near.
No CP, no remarriage. This apocalypse powerhouse uses her spatial storage to stockpile supplies and build a life, raising three children on her own until they're grown and becoming her own support.
Who says a widow in this era has to remarry?
Jiang Yu is a whole sky unto herself.
How to say it? First of all, the title of the book is Apocalyptic Boss. Since he is an apocalyptic boss and he brings space supplies, shouldn't he have a lot of them? For example, gold clothes are the most basic, aren't they? This big guy is just a gimmick. There is nothing in space. I don't want cotton, I don't want clothes, I don't want various household supplies. I understand that there will be no food in the last days, but the most basic supplies should be everywhere, right? Laughing to death. The setting of this boss might as well be like a passerby suddenly traveling through time. The gap in people's minds when reading this book is better! After reading Chapter 40, I couldn't stand it anymore. It's because the author boasted too much in the introduction that I set the grade too high, and for a while I couldn't accept such a poor and unremarkable heroine. It's too quiet and boring.