The Little White Flower

[This story went into reverse harem mode on November 19. The chapters affected are 16-57, and the story is now complete. The next book, What If I Were a Cat, is currently being serialized.] As the youngest god in her family, Kui Shi has always been raised in a life of luxury, until she grew into a rather dim-witted little good-for-nothing. On the day the little good-for-nothing first awakened her spiritual awareness, she sneaked into the backyard of the Supreme God, dug up the egg the Supreme God and his wife had lovingly cared for over a hundred years, then casually tossed both the little Supreme God and the egg into one of the countless worlds. So when she came of age, Kui Shi was assigned to a post-apocalyptic world with an exceptionally difficult, hell-level trial, in order to find the Supreme God's son. Zombies roam everywhere, infections spread through genes, food is critically scarce, and human living areas are constantly shrinking. Her mission is to find the egg in the apocalypse and bring it back to the divine realm. With her abilities, she'd surely end up as zombie food in the apocalypse. Luckily, she runs into Lu Lu. Lu Lu: "Can you cook?" Kui Shi: "Does baking little cookies count?" Lu Lu: "How's your stamina?" Kui Shi: "I can eat three bowls of instant noodles in one sitting." Lu Lu: "What about surviving in the wild..." He looks at her short arms and legs. Lu Lu: "Never mind." Kui Shi gazes at him with admiration. "So you can do all that?" Lu Lu: "..." In fact, he can't either. A little good-for-nothing has run into a big good-for-nothing. Kui Shi: "The apocalypse is too hard. I want to go back to the divine realm, sob sob." A dim-witted little good-for-nothing x a sweet-on-the-outside, black-hearted-on-the-inside big good-for-nothing (probably) Here's a coming-soon title: What If I Were a Cat. I'm planning to write a lighthearted, sweet story. Visit my author page to save it! Jiang Xun has always had one obsession: getting a cat that doesn't cling to her, then forcing it to cuddle with her on the sofa while she watches TV after work. But her mother is allergic to cat hair, and her father even declared, "Having you in this house is already adding insult to injury." Jiang Xun can only look further afield. She starts lingering around the flower beds in her neighborhood and befriends the stray cats there. Perhaps to repay her, the neighborhood's big orange tabby actually becomes a matchmaker and sets up the perpetually single Jiang Xun. Later, she gets a boyfriend, and the big orange tabby loses his dignity as a male cat. On the first day she meets Qin Juan, Jiang Xun, who has no experience with romance, makes the first move. Sure enough, taking the initiative leads to a story. He's every bit the man she had her eye on. He feeds stray cats, takes them to get neutered, and brings her mango pomelo sago... In short, he's a warm-hearted guy. Or so she thinks. Qin Juan has never considered himself a compassionate person. Every time he feeds cats, he changes his clothes and showers as soon as he gets home. He never wears anything with cat hair on it twice. The fastidious, cold-blooded capitalist learns which cat food to buy, how to care for cats, and what kinds of milk tea young women like these days, all to win over his girlfriend... At last, his efforts pay off. But one day, when Jiang Xun says she wants to get a cat, Qin Juan flatly refuses. A pet will only take your attention away. My place as your boyfriend will be threatened. Then you definitely won't love me as much. So we can do it another way. You could get a pet like me instead. Jiang Xun: "...?" Theme: Never give up, and there will always be hope.