Everyday Life in a Mountain Home at the End of the World

Ji Shanyue died in the sixteenth year of the apocalypse. She had spent her whole life striving and struggling. She had killed many people and saved even more. Alongside her friends, she built a vast base and protected humanity's fragile civilization. She had many friends, and many enemies. Then, in a single night, a catastrophic cold snap plunged the world to minus two hundred degrees. All life was extinguished. Snow fell endlessly, burying her friends and enemies, then burying her too, along with every trace of human civilization. In that endless whiteness, everything returned to zero. She was reborn on the day before the apocalypse. Before long, the zombie virus would break out. People would call that the apocalypse, never imagining that the true end would come in the sixteenth year, when all life was finally extinguished. Ji Shanyue no longer tried to be a savior. She found a quiet valley and settled into a simple routine, working from sunrise to sunset. The river carried her former nemesis into her life. By then, he was mute and blind, with a mutated fish tail dragging behind him. She took him in, and in time, they fell in love. Later, they became husband and wife. The seasons turned slowly in their little valley. They killed zombies, farmed the land, and raised a flock of wild ducks and pheasants. She had planned to quietly walk toward death here with him. But in the end, all she wanted was to hold his hand and live on together. For a long, long time. -- A quiet life in the mountains after the apocalypse, a tough woman farming, with the wife working the fields and the husband weaving. A slow, gentle romance. -- A few things to note: 1. This is a BG romance, and the male lead can bear children. 2. The male lead is a frail, obsessive yandere, not intersex. 3. The female lead is a tough, dark-skinned woman with incredible strength and naturally curly hair. She's muscular, loves farming, and loves to devour food. Theme: Hard work is the key to reaping rewards.