Quick transmigration powerhouse Qi Chaoyun only wants to enjoy retirement, so she goes ahead and buys a nursing home.
When she finally finds the address...
Qi Chaoyun silently surveys the creepy, gloomy surroundings and the dilapidated nursing home, which looks ready to collapse.
She rolls up her sleeves, determined to turn it into the best nursing home in the world.
A nursing home stands in the most dangerous wasteland of the Apocalypse World.
Here, you can meet:
The Abyssal Witch, who once destroyed an entire dynasty single-handedly.
The greatest dragon knight, who left countless legends across the continent.
The most noble and mysterious Holy Elf King of the Forest of Life.
And countless other legendary figures...
Qi Chaoyun looks at the old lady beside her, engrossed in mahjong and cursing up a storm; the burly man with a beer belly who loves playing dress-up games; the young man who cries every day over melodramatic TV dramas; and all sorts of other people.
She gives a cold laugh.
Heh.
That's it?
The Abyssal Witch, the greatest dragon knight, the Holy Elf King, all those legendary figures?
Rumors are misleading.
Don't believe rumors, and don't spread them.
Nothing can stop her from enjoying retirement.
Not enough supplies? No problem, she can get some!
Bad surroundings? That's fine, she can fix them too!
Not enough entertainment? Easy, she can set that up as well!
The end of the world? For the sake of retirement, even the apocalypse can be dealt with!
Before she knows it, Qi Chaoyun discovers that she has saved the world...
This is a story about someone who wants to retire, ends up saving others along the way, and brings them all along to enjoy retirement together.
A lighthearted, satisfying read.
Warm and comforting, with no angst.
The female lead is the strongest. No arguments.
Management sim.
Coming soon: The Apocalypse Powerhouse Eats and Drinks Her Way Through Infinite Escape
One day, two doors suddenly appear before humanity.
One black, one white.
A demonic whisper echoes in everyone's ears.
[Escapers, choose. Open a door now.]
Refuse, step back, or run out of time, and they will instantly explode, reduced to dust.
Yao Shi has just returned from the apocalypse. Clenching her fists, she looks at the delicious food she's about to get, tears in her eyes.
Damn it, these two doors are blocking her from eating!
Yao Shi reaches between the doors, trying to grab her food, and accidentally opens a hidden third door.
An endless escape begins, and the escapers live in unending terror.
But Yao Shi gazes at the food in front of her, overjoyed.
Waaah, escaping is wonderful! There's so much delicious food!
She loves infinite escape.
At first, the monsters in the dungeons share one understanding: Yao Shi must never find out they have tasty food, or they'll be dead.
Later, they come to a different understanding: Let her eat! When she's starving, she only kills nonhumans!
Everyone else is thinking: How do I survive and clear infinite escape?
Yao Shi is thinking: How do I play more infinite escape?
This novel is also known as Nobody Can Beat the Foodie Powerhouse, Not Even Ghosts.
The female lead is strong, and the story focuses on the plot. There's a male lead in the background, but that doesn't change how strong the female lead is.
Theme: Build your own future with your own hands.
How should I put it, it feels like the heroine was originally here to support the elderly, but now she goes to school, even if it is for reading, it feels weird
After reading it, leave a claw. To be honest, I personally don't like the emotional line very much. I feel like it's better than no CP. The beginning was good, but in the end the pace suddenly sped up, the characters seemed to become childish (?) All of a sudden, and many things seemed not to be explained in detail, maybe a bit unfinished (?). I think I might as well try a non-CP novel in the future. I have finished reading the two completed books of the novel, and the emotional line feels a bit unnecessary. I think retired fast-wearing bosses really don't need relationships. They fell in love just because they were together in the same world, and then rekindled the old relationship after retirement. I think it's a bit unreasonable (or I don't understand). Generally, CP is arranged for the heroine who has traveled quickly. Even if she does not accompany her in every world, she must at least get along with her frequently. Otherwise, why would a person who has read thousands of sails be guarding one person subconsciously? (Maybe it's because I, Peony, don't want to fall in love. Some people like love lines, so I didn't say it.) Overall, it's a good and enjoyable article.
Congratulations on finishing "Sahuahua"
See you in the next book
Hahahahahaha, all problems are a piece of cake in our Chaoyun hands
The Luo family really have no brains.
Wow wow wow wow wow wow wow wow
I feel like the Philosopher's Stone will be very simple.
Looks great, I look forward to it!
Ah, I just remembered that it turned out to be this maze.
Why don't you rush to find classmates to teleport with? Now Tinder has been solved. .
How should I put it, it feels like the heroine was originally here to support the elderly, but now she goes to school, even if it is for reading, it feels weird
After reading it, leave a claw. To be honest, I personally don't like the emotional line very much. I feel like it's better than no CP. The beginning was good, but in the end the pace suddenly sped up, the characters seemed to become childish (?) All of a sudden, and many things seemed not to be explained in detail, maybe a bit unfinished (?). I think I might as well try a non-CP novel in the future. I have finished reading the two completed books of the novel, and the emotional line feels a bit unnecessary. I think retired fast-wearing bosses really don't need relationships. They fell in love just because they were together in the same world, and then rekindled the old relationship after retirement. I think it's a bit unreasonable (or I don't understand). Generally, CP is arranged for the heroine who has traveled quickly. Even if she does not accompany her in every world, she must at least get along with her frequently. Otherwise, why would a person who has read thousands of sails be guarding one person subconsciously? (Maybe it's because I, Peony, don't want to fall in love. Some people like love lines, so I didn't say it.) Overall, it's a good and enjoyable article.
Congratulations on finishing "Sahuahua" See you in the next book
Hahahahahaha, all problems are a piece of cake in our Chaoyun hands
The Luo family really have no brains.
Wow wow wow wow wow wow wow wow
I feel like the Philosopher's Stone will be very simple.
Looks great, I look forward to it!
Ah, I just remembered that it turned out to be this maze.
Why don't you rush to find classmates to teleport with? Now Tinder has been solved. .