The Right Way to Survive the Apocalypse

Blurb One: After Tang Yutian was killed by her venomous best friend, she was reborn. Drawing on her experience from her previous life, she made two decisions: 1. Stay away from her toxic best friend. 2. Find a powerful person to rely on, and never charge into the front lines herself again! But the powerful person she picked up along the way is a little strange. It’s one thing for her to take care of what he eats and wears, but why does he keep asking where her ex-girlfriend is buried? She’s been single since birth in both her lives. How could she have an ex-girlfriend? Blurb Two: Gu Qingmo: I could have endured the darkness if I had never seen the sun. Tang Yutian is like a little sun, bursting into her life without permission and lighting up her barren world. Gu Qingmo cannot imagine a life without her. So she must hold on tight and never let go, not until death. Couple: A scatterbrained reborn protagonist who often loses her wits x a high-IQ scientist who turns dark Reader's Guide: 1. Most of the setting is made up by the author. 2. The couple appears a little later, around chapter five or six. 3. The views in this story do not reflect the author's own. This is an early work, and many aspects are immature. If anything makes you uncomfortable, feel free to drop the story without telling me. Please add my upcoming story to your favorites! "The Protagonist's Character Has Fallen Apart After Transmigrating into a Book" Blurb One: Wen Jiayin transmigrated into a book, becoming the wicked disciple who harms the heroine and gets stabbed to death. At the initiation ceremony, she sees Daoist Lord Xin Yun, the heroine of a tragic story in which she will be betrayed again and again, forced to abandon her path of ruthless cultivation, and reduced to a mortal. Wen Jiayin resolutely decides to seek refuge with another elder, stay away from the heroine, and treasure her life. But the heroine points at her and says, "I want this disciple." Wen Jiayin is whisked away, utterly bewildered. Later, Wen Jiayin discovers that her master is nothing like a cultivator of the ruthless path. Not only does she keep her company as they eat, play, and train, she spoils her so much that she has practically become useless. As Wen Jiayin lounges in this cozy world of tenderness and sweetness, unwilling to struggle, she wonders if she transmigrated into the wrong book. Master, don't come any closer! Ahhh! I'm about to lose control and "rebel against my master"! Blurb Two: Daoist Lord Xin Yun has a secret: she has been reborn twice. In her first life, everyone betrayed her. In her second, she lost the person she loved most. In her third, her ruthless cultivation path is already broken, and she can no longer ascend to immortality. She does not fear death. She only fears seeing the person she loves fall before her again. Unable to face a love that defies moral conventions, she can only carefully cherish Wen Jiayin in her role as her master. But... Xin Yun gazes at her little disciple, who has pinned her to the bed, eyes closed and face flushed. How is she supposed to refuse? Theme: Hold on to hope and pursue the light