Reborn to Slaughter My Way Through the Apocalypse, I Make the Ungrateful Beg for Forgiveness

Multiple characters are reborn; no romance; spatial storage; plants and animals evolve; people have special abilities; no zombies. In her previous life, a series of mishaps left Jiang Tang fighting to survive the apocalypse with her father and brothers. She spent years searching for her mother and younger sister, and finally reunited with Jiang Wan in the seventh year of the apocalypse. But her sister joined forces with her father and two older brothers to unleash a horde of mutant beasts, leaving Jiang Tang dismembered and dead without a whole body. Jiang Wan: “If you hadn’t kept asking how Mom died, I wouldn’t have schemed against you.” Father Jiang: “I don’t need a disobedient daughter. Anyway, Xiao Wan is back, so it’s just as well you’re dead.” Older Brother Jiang: “You’re always nagging about everything. I’ve become a lightning-type expert, so why can’t I enjoy myself? Why can’t you learn to be sensible like Xiao Wan?” Second Brother Jiang: “Xiao Wan went through so much out there. As her older sister, how can you have no sympathy for her?” Jiang Tang didn’t even have a head anymore. What could she say? They might as well all die together. After being reborn, Jiang Tang discovers that everyone else has come back too. Well, isn’t that just perfect? She promptly leaves the Jiang family, finds her mother, opens her space, and stocks up on a trillion worth of supplies. She has companions and battle pets. Other people see mutant beasts and run screaming. Jiang Tang chases after them, shouting, “Hey, big guy, wait up! Let’s spar!” While the people next door secretly gnaw on compressed insect biscuits, Jiang Tang brazenly stews a whole goose in an iron pot, filling the area with its aroma. The Jiang family members swallow hungrily. “Jiang Tang, you should share some with everyone. You can’t selfishly keep it all to yourself.” Before Jiang Tang can even speak, everyone shakes their heads. “No, no, no. You can go shameless, but we’d rather stay alive.”