Before being reborn, Xiao Xiao had no special abilities and no one to worry about. She died in her thirties in a tide of zombies, with no hatred or regrets. Her life had been simple and carefree. After being reborn, Xiao Xiao gained special abilities and people to care about, and was drawn into all kinds of schemes, both overt and covert. She used what remained of her wits to ponder and weigh her options, and life became quite an adventure...
PS: Against the bleak backdrop of the apocalypse, here's a carefree, cheerful song for you.
1. The heroine isn't naive or a do-gooder.
2. The heroine starts with natural advantages, then works hard to improve herself.
3. Happy ending, both leads are inexperienced, one-on-one romance.
4. You may have all sorts of thoughts while reading, but please be patient, everyone. It will all be revealed later.
5. If you like it, please bookmark it and leave a comment for this silly author!
Going VIP on April 20. The chapters will be locked retroactively starting with Chapter 32, including Chapter 32. Please show your support! Little angels who've already read it are welcome to move on to my next book if you're interested, but please don't abandon this one, either. Sob, thank you!
The upcoming book, "The Last Generation: Transmigrated to Another World," is a sequel to this one. I hope you'll support it!
"Big Shot, Little Cultivator," short story "I Am the Ferryman"
"The Admiral's Fourth Son"
"Making Amends After Rebirth in the Apocalypse"
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I just said that something looked wrong. If Song was the male protagonist, I would die of suffocation.
I read this article a long time ago, but I didn't finish reading half of it. I opened it today to make up for it. I watched the ending first and found that the male protagonist was on the wrong side (covering his face and running away with the lid on the pot).
It's like this, my wife's article is very interesting, and the plot is also very interesting! But wow wow, I was misled by the introduction. I always thought Song Yanbin was the male protagonist. It really choked me to death in the end QAQ Now I feel complicated and in a trance (._.)
Finally finished reading it! Slowly follow the next article~
Big, so beautiful! Luckily I discovered it after writing it! I'll be chasing the second one too~!
Finished with sprinkles! I didn't expect that I would suddenly end it and enter V when I was just posting. As expected, I had forgotten about it for three years ( It's a happy ending~ But although the scenes kept changing and the plot kept reversing in the later period, it felt... Well, it was actually a bit bland. It's as if the atmosphere charge bar of each situation is not half full before it ends and enters the next situation, giving people a sense of constant waves but lacking the thrilling excitement of huge waves. As I said before, this article has a bit of a road movie atmosphere, but when it comes to solving the puzzles in the later stages, it is still like this, and it becomes a minor flaw. If 10 small situations are condensed into 3 or 4 big climaxes, the rhythm and plot will be more exciting. Some of my personal favorites include the scene in the early stage when Yan Liu's shadow hugs Xiao Xiao in the middle of the night, subtly increasing Xiao Xiao's familiarity with his arms and breath, which is really clever/cute; the woman rescued by Xiao Xiao insists on being a servant/nanny who takes care of her, and the relationship here is quite warm. The character interactions outside of the common profit calculations/love/mutual defense are always more impressive, and it is not easy to portray friendship well. The little cat comforting Song was quite interesting, and the character came to life; Dead Rising was quite powerful, but it was fleeting. In fact, it was rare for the heroine to be the villain for once, and the oppressive power could be slowly portrayed bit by bit. By condensing the previous plots into this scene, there was no need to rush. The ending is actually candies placed in the window! You can see them but not eat them, you know they are husband and wife, but you don't know the indescribable details such as the proposal, conversation, and getting along!! What a pity!
Why do I feel that Song Yanbin is so pitiful? My heart breaks when I see it. However, I still have to say: He realized the value of his life.
... Is there such an operation? Reborn twice???
I like the author, I like it very much. Although I am very angry, haha, I am very engaged in reading the article. Please forgive me for the extreme wording at the moment. The writing is really great! This is not one of those traditional gold-fingered novels. It can be seen that Dada arranged everything very carefully and gave the female protagonist room to grow and become stronger. Although I think the male protagonist is useless, he is everywhere, and he still has a strong presence! I gave this article a very satisfactory ending, but I still feel that it is still unfinished... I am still very resentful that I did not see the heroine killing everyone... Hahaha. Finally, I hope the author will write more and more smoothly. This article is really good!
I want to know why Fang Yacun hated classmate Xiao Song so much in his first life??? Is it just a power struggle???