The Doomsday Woman at the Meatpacking Plant in the 1960S

Upcoming novels: The Female Postwoman of the Seventies and The Eighties Female Police Officer's Homicide Cases Blurb: One moment, Xiao Yao is battling the Zombie King amid a tide of zombies. The next, she has transmigrated to the sixties, an era when food and clothing are scarce. Xiao Yao says, "Heavens, you can't mess with people like this! Do you know how much effort and sacrifice it took for me to become queen of a private base in the apocalypse?!" Fortunately, Heaven isn't completely heartless. It brings her immense strength and her pocket dimension along, too. Looking at the mountain of supplies in her pocket dimension and the safe yet impoverished era around her, she accepts the truth soon enough. She no longer has to live in constant fear, risking her life to kill zombies and all kinds of mutated plants and animals. She doesn't have to watch out for people with ulterior motives, either. She can live very well in this era. She keeps troublesome relatives at a distance. If anyone refuses to take a hint, she gives them a piece of her mind or a beating, as needed. She has too many supplies and worries people will get suspicious? Then she'll find a job and buy a house, living in comfort with plenty of good food. Using her grain and connections, she gets into the meat processing plant and becomes a female butcher. She picks up her cleaver and slices through the pigs, blade in and blood out. Her expression never changes as she swiftly slaughters, dissects, and butchers them, leaving the plant workers stunned. Worker 1: "Who is this woman? How is she so strong that she can kill a pig with one blow, without anyone holding it down?" Worker 2: "Who knows? She's pretty and slim, but she doesn't even bat an eye while slaughtering pigs. She's even better at deboning and cutting up the meat. Not even the old butchers could be so calm. I don't think she's someone to mess with. So many unmarried men at our plant have their eyes on her, but now who'd dare marry her?" Passing through the meat processing plant on an investigation, the police officer Fu Jinfeng hears their conversation. He lights a cigarette with interest and watches the woman deftly debone and cut the meat through the wisps of smoke. The corner of his mouth lifts as he murmurs, "Interesting." This blurb was screenshotted and posted on Weibo on August 19, 2024. Weibo: Zhen Li Is Not Jiu Li Next novel: The Female Postwoman of the Seventies Blurb: Whenever the villagers talk about Cheng Jiantong, they say he was unlucky. He was born to an honest farming family in the village, but because his ancestors helped the resistance during the war, he was given the opportunity to enlist. He became a communications soldier, took part in countless battles large and small, and earned many honors. But during one battle, he was badly wounded while saving a senior officer, and lost sight in one eye. After he recovered, the officer wanted to arrange an easy job in the city for him and his family. But after listening to his mother sob and plead, he foolishly turned down the city job and asked to return to his hometown as a postman. He delivered letters and parcels around the countryside, working diligently through wind and rain for over twenty years. He was only a few years away from retirement. Who could have guessed that while delivering mail to a remote mountain village, Cheng Jiantong would fall down a steep mountainside? He lay there for a day and a night before someone rescued him. He was left paralyzed on one side and unable to work. The villagers all sighed. "A postman's job is a prized iron rice bowl. Cheng Jiantong has no sons, only two daughters, and everyone says daughters will marry and become someone else's family. Old Mrs. Cheng is biased, always favoring her eldest son's family. That postman's job will probably go to her eldest son's nephew..." * Cheng Ying wakes from a dream and discovers she has returned to the seventies. In her previous life, she had no interest in taking over her father's job as a postwoman, with all its hard work of climbing mountains and crossing rivers to deliver mail in all weather. Recommended by the senior officer her father had saved, she enlisted as a female soldier, and the postman's job went to her cousin. Before her father died, she stayed at his bedside and saw the tears in the eyes of a man who had always been strong. He asked her, "Why didn't you want to take over my job? Do you know that being a postman is more than just a job? It carries a moral responsibility and the hopes and trust of the villagers... I wanted so badly for you to take over my job and become a postwoman." Only later did Cheng Ying learn that her father hadn't fallen from the mountain by accident. After her cousin took over the postman's job, he lost many letters and parcels and did plenty of bad things, ruining the good reputation her father had built for postmen among the villagers over the years. That betrayal of trust was her father's greatest regret before he died. Having returned to the seventies, Cheng Ying decides to honor her father's wish and take over his job as a postwoman. Not long after starting, she is delivering mail to a remote mountain village when she accidentally falls down a steep mountainside. As she drifts in and out of consciousness, she sees a group of men in ethnic minority clothing surrounding her. One of them cries out excitedly, "Young chieftain, there's a woman! A beautiful woman!" "A woman?" A deep, pleasant voice answers. "Carry her back. She'll be my bride." Rational retired female soldier x lovesick ethnic minority chieftain Blurb posted on Weibo on January 7, 2023. Also coming next: The Eighties Female Police Officer's Homicide Cases Blurb: "My son didn't kill anyone! He was framed!" The great-aunt of Shan Ying's good friend could never stop crying whenever she thought of her eldest son, who had been executed at a young age after being branded a murderer. As she lay dying, she held the hands of Shan Ying, a female homicide detective, her cloudy eyes full of tears. Over and over, she murmured, "Yingying, if only you'd been born thirty years earlier. With your experience solving cases, you would've cleared my son's name..." Shan Ying wakes from a dream and discovers she has traveled back more than thirty years, to 1988, where she has become a young police officer with the same name. Her first case is the dismemberment case for which her friend's great-aunt's son was convicted. Looking into the suspect's familiar eyes, Shan Ying remembers what her friend's great-aunt said and investigates the case in earnest, only to discover obstacle after obstacle behind it... As she solves one case after another, Shan Ying makes a name for herself in the criminal investigation system. Her father worries that his feisty daughter won't find a husband, so he insists she go on blind dates. The first date turns out to be with her nemesis, a criminal investigation squad captain from another precinct who is always at odds with her and can't stand her... Blurb screenshotted on Weibo on March 23, 2025. Theme: Even in your darkest hour, don't give up hope