Raising Kids in the Wasteland: Every Sentinel Big Shot Kneels to Spoil Me

She was the last purification-type Guide of the Shu family. Raised in the Luo family from childhood, she was meant to marry Luo Ming, the family's head, once she came of age.

Unfortunately, she never awakened her Guide abilities, so the Luo family cast her aside.

She drifted from District 11 to District 1, where she met Qin Mo, a low-level Sentinel, while fighting for her life. They depended on each other through thick and thin for seven years of marriage, and had a daughter and a son. She thought they could still live happily like that.

But Qin Mo died on a mission. For the next three years, she raised her children alone and grew mushrooms to survive. Just as their lives were finally getting better, an unexpected disaster left her buried in debt. Her daughter died of a high fever, and her younger son took his own life after losing the ability to speak.

And she spent the rest of her life paying off the debt.

Fortunately, winners love to talk. Before she died, someone smugly revealed everything: it had all been Qin Mo's doing.

So what is love?

Is it torment? Betrayal? Something that keeps him from pursuing a brighter future?

If you don't love someone, let them go. Nobody has to keep the other tied down, right? Why can't this guy just break up?

Fortunately, when she opened her eyes, the story had started over.

Tian Baiyan, the richest man in the wasteland: “Guide Shu, I think you'd be perfect working for me. If the salary isn't enough, you can fill in any amount you like on this blank check. I only hope you won't hold back.”

Her ex-husband, Qin Mo: “You cheap tramp upstairs, say one more word and I'll kill you.”

Tianjia Linuo: “You fickle, faithless bitch upstairs, what gives you the right to bark here?”

Qin Mo: “What do you know? I did it for her and the children.”

The ghost Luo Ming: “Baby, don't look back. If one isn't faithful, there are a hundred others. I think the next one will suit you better.”

Shu Wan didn't even glance at them. Her plans were for the stars and the sea.