Who Can Write for Your Excellency?

The blurb for this story is at the very bottom.

Recommending my friend's new novel: Human Reconstruction Plan [Apocalypse]

When Qin Yao wakes up, she finds herself far from Earth, aboard a space battleship bound for a new planet.

The only clue she gets is a System in her mind called Revelation.

It can not only predict danger, but also tell her where to find essential supplies and weapons.

She wants to go home, but she's told that a zombie virus has broken out on Earth, humanity is on the brink of extinction, and the battleship she's on carries humanity's last hope.

To her utter surprise, a zombie crisis breaks out inside the battleship, forcing the survivors to escape in lifepods.

The first good news upon returning to Earth is that she's landed in her hometown.

The first bad news is that she's been separated from all her companions.

When Qin Yao gets home, she discovers that it is no longer a warm haven, and that zombies aren't humanity's greatest enemy.

Her only family member is missing.

Humanity's good companions, the androids, have become self-aware.

The virus mutates again, the climate changes drastically, and Earth's ecosystem reverts to an ancient age unsuitable for human survival.

Animals and plants mutate one after another, turning the food chain upside down in an instant.

And the former rulers of the land, the dinosaurs, have returned.

The System in her mind isn't a gift from the heavens, either.

“Miss Qin, do you know about the Human Reconstruction Plan?”

1. Apocalypse sci-fi, wasteland, and so on.

2. The heroine isn't a saint. Her initial growth takes time (important).

3. Romance won't take up much of the story. The male lead hasn't been decided, and if one does appear, he'll be a background character. The main plot follows the heroine as she searches for the truth.

Song Fuqu of the Kongnan Sect is determined to become the greatest heroine in the martial world.

She's seen all kinds of life and wonders if she's merely the most ordinary person among the masses.

She crosses mountains and rivers, experiences partings and death, and saves people she was once powerless to help.

In the end, she discovers there are no enemies in this world who can't be defeated. There are only cowards who give up without a fight.

So she will press on, even if she has to cleave the mountain in front of her, and make a path of her own.

Who could write it down in a book?

Surely no one could write it down in a book.

1. A crybaby scholar x a hot-tempered martial arts fanatic heroine. The heroine is sixteen and the hero is fifteen when the story begins.

2. A story of mutual salvation and growth, pure wuxia with an ensemble cast. No court politics and no immortal cultivation, just a story of everyone growing together. The hero is a little annoying at first.

3. The story features all sorts of adorable girls.

Next upcoming story

The Other Shore

The only thing that never changes in the City of Darkness is the River of Forgetfulness. It flows without end for all eternity, a bridge connecting this world and the next that can never be severed.

After staying beside the bridge for so long, even though her memory is poor, she can still remember the suffering of the world. After seeing so much, she begins to think that perhaps staying here forever wouldn't be so bad.

Everything in this world is subject to birth, aging, sickness, death, meeting those we resent, parting from those we love, the suffering of the five skandhas, and unfulfilled desires.

“This City of Darkness is actually the freest place in the world.” Xie Bi'an is always going on about how wonderful it is.

Although Fan Wujiu loves to tease him about other things, he wholeheartedly agrees with him on this: “There is nowhere better in this world than the City of Darkness.”

Whenever she hears them, she looks toward the strange man standing on the opposite bank and gives him a gentle smile.

On the other shore, he meets her eyes softly, then always says something to her that she can't hear, or that she wouldn't remember even if she did hear it.

As for why she thinks he always does this, she can't really say.

1. This story is pure angst, told in episodes. The main storyline has a tragic ending, a tragic ending, a tragic ending. Important things bear repeating three times.

Theme: Put chivalry first