Lin Gao wakes up on the road during a refugee exodus and discovers that her “biological son” is trying to kill her?
She has transmigrated!
And she’s become a wicked stepmother who beats and berates her children at the drop of a hat. What can she do? She’ll just have to slowly clear her name!
But then Lin Gao discovers that this world isn’t quite scientific!
The world has changed, and the ancients have built eighteen enormous walls.
Dead zones move around, threatening to wipe out cities, while swarms of insects and ferocious beasts hunt for food and devour people!
Th-this... This isn’t just unscientific. It’s like science’s coffin lid got flipped over and turned straight into the supernatural!
[Side Story]
Bystander A: Lin Gao isn’t a martial artist or an immortal. She’s an ordinary, pretty little flower vase with two burdens in tow. She’ll probably die out in the wilderness.
Bystander B: Holy crap, Pei Chong has captured ten great cities, and then just walked away from it all to stand in line in the wilderness with a bowl and chopsticks, waiting meekly in front of some mysterious woman?!
Lin Gao is incredible! She has hornets standing guard, apemen backing her up, and wolf packs hunting prey and bringing it to her for ingredients. How did an ordinary farm girl manage all that?
Is Pei Chong putting on an act?
Pei Chong: (Smiling ingratiatingly) Honey, when you give me extra meat, try not to shake the spoon.