The Apocalypse Girl Is Reborn in the 1960s

My new novel, Reborn as an Unwed Mother in the 1990s, is now out.

Blurb:

Lingzi, a charismatic, formidable beauty from the post-apocalyptic world with an ability to repair anything, is reborn in the famine of 1960. Never mind going hungry, there's just one thing she wants to know.

Has she been reborn as a girl who fled famine all the way from Africa? (A whole bunch of black-question-mark faces ???)

Thankfully, it turns out to be a false alarm. She's still got a chance to fix things.

With her special ability, she focuses on both eating her fill and becoming beautiful, and slowly builds a comfortable life.

Until one day, she gets her hands on something she shouldn't. When she realizes it isn't moving, her professional instincts kick in and she blurts out, "Want me to fix you up too?"

Little does she know, one repair will last a lifetime...

PS: This story is set in a partially fictional world, so please don't nitpick the details. No ginseng or roosters, please.

This story introduces supernatural elements in the middle and later parts.

CP: Post-apocalyptic woman with special abilities VS an ageless, immortal big shot!

Recommendation: My friend Yinhe Qi's novel, Striving in the 1980s.

Completed novel: Everyday Romance with My Husband in the 1970s

May 23, 2018

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