The Cannon Fodder Family Is Reborn in the Apocalypse, and the Ungrateful Wolf Regrets It

[Storage space + apocalypse + a whole family of cannon fodder + ungrateful male and female leads + beast world]

Before Lin Yutang's entire family was bitten to death by zombies, they learned that the world was a book.

Jiang Wanwan, who grew up in the village eating at everyone else's table, was the female lead of an apocalypse novel.

Jiang Wanwan was ruthless and never softhearted. She stole the ability-storage space from Lin Yutang, looted all the supplies, and led a horde of zombies to attack Rookie Village. She claimed the golden fingers of every villager for herself, then went to the beast world to live a pastoral life.

The lives of everyone in Rookie Village were nothing but seasoning for the male and female leads' romance.

The thick family genealogy was reduced to a single name: Jiang Wanwan.

The apocalypse could have ended in ten years, but thanks to the male and female leads, it lasted twenty.

Once a vaccine was developed, the female lead donated one ten-thousandth of her supplies and became the savior everyone praised.

In this life, even the dog in cannon-fodder Lin Yutang's family was reborn!

If her favorability toward the female lead gets too high, her supernatural abilities will be taken away?

Lin Yutang's favorability plunged into the negatives, and she was determined to tear up the female lead's script!

Lin, the truck-driver father, said warmly to the male and female leads, “You're in for a huge stroke of luck!”

Lin's mother put an arm around her twelve-year-old son. “He's still a child. He didn't burn down your kitchen on purpose. Forgive him!”

Her eighty-year-old grandfather shouted, “Dig your grandma up from her grave and let her bite that bitch to death!”

Dahuang said nothing, but every day he marked the pot at Jiang Wanwan's house.

The whole village joined forces to seize the otherworldly gate leading to the beast world.

The major safe zones all clamored to join Rookie Village, and the family genealogy grew thicker and thicker.