Seventy Years Later, I Became the Little Auntie

The main story is complete, and the bonus chapters are being updated. My next book is Thirty Years Later, I Became a Little Zombie. Please add it to your reading list. Seventy years ago, four-year-old Liang Dundun died while saving a friend. Grateful for her kindness, the villagers found her a beautiful burial site nestled against the mountains and beside the water. Little did they know it was a place where a declining sect raised the dead. Seventy years later, Liang Dundun came back to life, and everything had changed. Her twin brother had become a famous, fabulously wealthy tycoon. No matter how old or rich you are, your big sister will always be your big sister. Liang Dundun raised her tiny fist fiercely. "You'd better eat properly, or I'll beat you up!" The old tycoon, whose hair had turned completely white: "..." Now he remembered. His big sister had always loved beating him up. But for all her roughhousing, Liang Dundun was a total little-brother fanatic. When she learned that her brother's grandson was shirking his responsibilities to become some kind of celebrity, she decided to step in and sort him out. The latest season of the childcare variety show Dad's Back. Rising star Liang Xingjian had the same expression in every role, couldn't sing or dance, and had nothing going for him but his looks. His relationships with the young guests were a mess, and his public image was all over the place. Liang Dundun: "Be good. Let's go home and find you a factory job where you can work hard." Liang Xingjian replied respectfully, "Great-great-aunt, you're right." The young fiance she had been promised to as a child was also now over seventy, with a son and a grandson of his own. Even tough Liang Dundun couldn't take it. She burst into tears. "Then what am I supposed to do?" She must count as a divorced woman now, right? Her mother had said divorced women had a hard time finding another husband. Fortunately, the old romantic rival who had taken her place had a suggestion. Pointing to the handsome, cool little boy beside him, he said, "The grandson will pay his grandpa's debt. What do you think of my grandson? He's five, and famous as a child prodigy far and wide." Reader's note: This is a re-release of an older story. It was first published under a secret identity two years ago; you can search for it on Baidu under its original title, A Hundred Years Later, I Became a Great-Great-Aunt. My next book is Thirty Years Later, I Became a Little Zombie. Please add it to your reading list. In 2122, the zombie outbreak began! Five-year-old Liang Ruru would never forget the day she and her brother were surrounded by zombies. Their parents chose to save her brother first and abandoned her. She became a little zombie with all her memories intact, wandering around with many other zombies, including zombie grandpas and zombie grandmas. For countless days, she hid in the shadows, watching her brother grow up, get married, and have children, and watching her parents' hair gradually turn gray as they grew old. Thirty years later, humanity had built new bases and struggled to survive. Then, out of nowhere, flesh grew over her bones, and she looked exactly like a normal human. Liang Ruru decided to find her parents. She wanted to ask them why they had saved her brother but not her. Zombies had changed the world, and they had changed humanity, too. Many people had awakened supernatural abilities. Liang Ruru's ability: max-level zombie affinity. Every zombie took pride in protecting her. Theme: Let the world be filled with love.