She, Zhou Yiqing, is the rich young lady who has been confined to her home since childhood because of her health.
At long last, she gets her twin brother's permission to go to school and further her education.
But there's a condition: "You can study, but don't even think about finding me a brother-in-law."
She obediently agrees, with socialist enthusiasm: "Okay."
But no one expected the face-slapping to come so soon.
He, Feng Nuocheng, is a man who suddenly barges into her life.
He's rich, talented, and handsome, yet for some reason he takes an interest in her.
She assumes he's a playboy looking for someone to fool around with, but in his eyes, she sees only one thing: devotion.
As they spend more time together, she falls in love with him. Despite all her brother's attempts to stand in their way, they eventually commit to each other.
But at the same time, she discovers that Feng Nuocheng seems to be hiding something.
For example:
1. A group of muscular middle-aged men call him "Master."
2. He often skips work, yet has plenty of money.
3. He seems to have superpowers. He can catch a plane that an ordinary person couldn't reach in time.
4. ...
Content notes:
1. The male lead has special abilities.
2. One-on-one romance throughout, with no third party.
3. Includes a side couple.
Coming soon, "Has the Little Zombie Turned Human Today?"
Otaku Su Mumu transmigrates into an apocalyptic war-for-supremacy game that's already on the verge of game over.
Looking at the only quest on her task list, [Save humanity, so that the human population (1) exceeds the zombie population (9999+)],
she, the last surviving human, can't help twitching her mouth. "System, are you making me kill all the zombies?"
But her hands shake like a leaf even when she's "killing chickens." Killing zombies? She might as well kill herself instead.
Luckily, she does remember one key clue: People become zombies after being infected with a virus.
So if she eradicates the virus, could the zombies turn back into humans? Would that complete her quest, too?
So she kidnaps a promising-looking guy from a group of zombies, the main villain, Si Xiangnan, then picks up a book she found in some ruins, titled On How to Eradicate Viruses.
And begins her journey as a "barefoot doctor" treating zombies.
Theme: Don't give up on the chance to love someone
? I can't look directly at the male protagonist, it's so wretched hahaha