Wasteland Revival Strategy

Xuan Qingxin wakes up on a strange moving train.

A mysterious whisper echoes in her ears.

Then a piercing alarm rings out.

The fog she can’t escape and the monsters filled with murderous intent all make it clear that she has arrived in a strange world.

When the fog clears, a tall, handsome man is standing with one foot on a monster.

She learns that the man is her “amnesiac husband.”

Great. They’ve both “lost their memories,” and in this dangerous, unfamiliar place, that makes it easy for her to latch onto him, avoid ending up on the streets, and stay safe.

…

Later, she learns that plants in this world can both attract monsters and fend them off.

So the people in power simply built high walls around their cities, keeping both plants and monsters outside.

Hundreds of years have passed. The monsters have gained the upper hand, and the world beyond the walls has become a wasteland.

Only then do people start calling for the creation of green homes.

…

Her classmates suddenly realize that the useless girl everyone used to bully has changed.

She’s done being human. She’s heading out into the wasteland to help the world recover.

Xuan Qingxin: In my previous life, I couldn’t afford land to build a house and farm. In this life, all the land outside the city is mine.

(Wasteland, cyberpunk, another world: everything about the setting serves the story. The heroine is weak at first, then strong later. The male lead isn’t human. Everyone is nuclear-level kind.)