I Was Reborn After My Luck Was Stolen

Exams are over, so I'm trying to update daily! [Pre-release: "I'm a Landlady in the Apocalypse." If you're interested, feel free to bookmark it.] Su Mu's parents died young. Su Wan is her younger sister and her only family. Su Mu treated her exceptionally well from childhood, and when she later gained a chance to cultivate immortality, she brought her sister along too. Su Mu nearly died in a secret realm to obtain a high-grade immortal herb. When Su Wan wanted it, Su Mu gave it to her without hesitation. Su Wan had mediocre talent and could never keep up with Su Mu. So Su Mu suppressed her cultivation for three years just to wait for her. Su Mu found herself a good master, while no one took an interest in Su Wan, so Su Mu pleaded with an elder of the sect to take her in. Su Mu gave Su Wan everything she had, but her own life was always full of unexpected misfortune. The sect that felt like home was destroyed, and the senior brother who had always cared for her was killed... In the end, she herself died of exhaustion during a beast tide, and even as she died, she tried to protect Su Wan. Just before her consciousness was about to vanish, Su Mu heard the System's icy voice. "Congratulations, Host. Mission complete." Only then did she learn that she had no sister at all. Su Wan was a quick transmigration heroine, traveling between worlds to steal the heroines' luck. After Su Mu gave Su Wan the high-grade immortal herb, Su Wan promptly cast it aside and gave it to Su Mu's enemy. Su Mu suppressed her cultivation for three years while waiting for her, but in Su Wan's retelling, Su Mu became a useless cultivator who had made no progress in three years. Su Mu found Su Wan a master who was an elder of the sect, but Su Wan turned around and claimed that the master, who had shown Su Mu great kindness, had weak cultivation. All the kindness Su Mu showed Su Wan was reduced to a cold luck score in the System, and meant nothing. Everything destroyed around her was just a stepping stone for Su Wan to complete her mission, nothing more than a game. As the void shattered before her eyes, Su Wan prepared to leave with the System. Su Mu detonated her soul, determined to take Su Wan and the System down with her. When Su Mu opened her eyes again, she was reborn before she had ever embarked on the path of cultivation. Looking at the "innocent and naive" younger sister leaning against her, Su Mu decided to take back everything that belonged to her. Pre-release: I'm a Landlady in the Apocalypse After waking up, Su Su transmigrated into an apocalypse novel. The male lead was strong and the female lead even stronger. Every day, they were either chopping down zombies and mutated plants and animals, or on their way to do so. It was a standard apocalypse novel about a powerful heroine. But none of that had anything to do with Su Su. It was already the thirtieth year of the apocalypse, and the novel had ended ages ago. Even the male and female leads' grandson was old enough to run errands. Once Su Su understood the situation, she looked at the gaping maw less than five meters away and immediately decided to lie flat. Whatever. She'd just consider it a one-minute tour of the apocalypse. Let the chips fall where they may. "Landlady System has detected a qualified Host. Binding in progress..." "Binding complete. Host, please find a suitable location as soon as possible and begin your journey as a landlady!" Years later, someone interviewed Su Su, known as "half the city": "How did you build this paradise in the apocalypse?" Su Su looked at the house keys in her hands, too many to hold comfortably, and replied earnestly, "Actually, at first I just wanted to stay alive. Would you believe me?" Everyone: As if! * The apocalypse brought frequent natural disasters and a decline in human decency. Every day, humanity struggled on the brink of death, without even the slightest hope for the future. But somehow, a beautiful legend about "Eden" began to spread among the people. They said Eden was just like the world before the apocalypse, with water, electricity, and entertainment facilities. There were three meals a day, plus fruit after meals and afternoon tea. The people who lived there had no worries or troubles, and lived more happily than immortals. The crowd, who worked hard every day to pay rent, watched the newcomers stream in. Well, the landlady would be able to rent out a few more apartments. Theme: Women's independence and self-reliance