[Power Couple + Feel-Good Payback + Putting Scumbags in Their Place + Leveling Up + Sweet Romance]
The terrifying Demoness of the Cangze Continent dies and transmigrates into the apocalypse.
A powerless good-for-nothing? A helpless beauty who gets framed at every turn and can’t fight back? Someone who can only act as a human shield when the zombie horde comes?
Su Yin: Heh...
After the Demoness’s soul transmigrates into her, Su Yin thrashes zombies and mutant beasts alike, one punch for one, two for two. She tosses precious ability cores around for fun, uses her fire ability to roast meat to perfection, and can even command zombies, making them submit...
“She’s a space ability user!”
“Healing! She’s awakened a healing ability!”
“Lightning! She can actually summon thunder and lightning!”
“Lord Su Yin! We seek your protection!”
Su Yin didn’t think much of it at first, until...
“That follower of hers... he’s... he’s the Zombie Emperor!”
Su Yin turns to look at the first and only little zombie she ever contracted, folds her arms, raises an eyebrow, and says, “Care to explain?”
Little Zombie (Zombie Emperor): Uh... I... [tries to play dumb and get away with it]
“No wonder every other zombie runs for the hills whenever I try to contract one. So you’ve been behind it all,” Su Yin says coolly.
Little Zombie: You can only have me. None of them are worthy of you! [Extremely possessive]
The plot is very good and the short story is quite exciting. I like this kind of story with a big heroine. Since the heroine is reborn as a big boss, she should always be a boss. The zombie manservant is strong but still under the big heroine. This setting is very good. The last two chapters quickly ended what could have been two hundred chapters, leaving a bit unfinished.
There are no other shortcomings except that the ending is too hasty. I didn't know at the beginning that the villainess (the one named Li) who suddenly appeared in Chapter 155 was jumping around for a long time, but fortunately she was offline before going to the east base. After reading a few chapters, I guessed that the apocalypse was artificially created. , But our male protagonist is really a bit pitiful. Later, we thought that he was the big boss behind the scenes and the lord of the east base was not a good guy. Some of the things he did were for his own benefit. If the north base hadn't come to attack them later, he would definitely attack Su Yin and the others.
But it sucks, but overall it looks good.
The ending was too hasty. Points were deducted. When I saw the battle and looked at the progress bar, I couldn't believe it. According to the normal plot, this could not be the final battle. All the foreshadowing was gone in the end.
I really like the atmosphere of the heroine and the hero getting along together. It's so plain but sincere and warm. However, the ending is too sloppy.
It looked good, but the ending was too hasty!
I really like this type of apocalyptic novel, but unfortunately the ending is a little rushed.
In the early stage, the relationship between Su Yin and Su Yi was due to the master-servant contract. After going through various trials, trials, threats, and other death events, Su Yi saw clearly his inner love for Su Yin... Returning to the original world, Su Yin tried his best to resurrect Su Yi, and even used the "live and die together" technique. This kind of sacrifice is no less than Su's love for Su Yin❤️ This is beyond words, isn't it right that the two people who are full of love can finally come together. .
The story is simple, not too draggy, but I have to say that it is indeed very fantasy, but I don't see the heroine admitting that she likes the hero, and there is no sweet talk in life, which is quite a pity. If you can accept the heroine, then I still recommend it. (Personally, don't spray if you don't like it, thank you!)
The plot is very good and the short story is quite exciting. I like this kind of story with a big heroine. Since the heroine is reborn as a big boss, she should always be a boss. The zombie manservant is strong but still under the big heroine. This setting is very good. The last two chapters quickly ended what could have been two hundred chapters, leaving a bit unfinished.
There are no other shortcomings except that the ending is too hasty. I didn't know at the beginning that the villainess (the one named Li) who suddenly appeared in Chapter 155 was jumping around for a long time, but fortunately she was offline before going to the east base. After reading a few chapters, I guessed that the apocalypse was artificially created. , But our male protagonist is really a bit pitiful. Later, we thought that he was the big boss behind the scenes and the lord of the east base was not a good guy. Some of the things he did were for his own benefit. If the north base hadn't come to attack them later, he would definitely attack Su Yin and the others.
But it sucks, but overall it looks good.
The ending was too hasty. Points were deducted. When I saw the battle and looked at the progress bar, I couldn't believe it. According to the normal plot, this could not be the final battle. All the foreshadowing was gone in the end.
I really like the atmosphere of the heroine and the hero getting along together. It's so plain but sincere and warm. However, the ending is too sloppy.
It looked good, but the ending was too hasty!
I really like this type of apocalyptic novel, but unfortunately the ending is a little rushed.
In the early stage, the relationship between Su Yin and Su Yi was due to the master-servant contract. After going through various trials, trials, threats, and other death events, Su Yi saw clearly his inner love for Su Yin... Returning to the original world, Su Yin tried his best to resurrect Su Yi, and even used the "live and die together" technique. This kind of sacrifice is no less than Su's love for Su Yin❤️ This is beyond words, isn't it right that the two people who are full of love can finally come together. .
The story is simple, not too draggy, but I have to say that it is indeed very fantasy, but I don't see the heroine admitting that she likes the hero, and there is no sweet talk in life, which is quite a pity. If you can accept the heroine, then I still recommend it. (Personally, don't spray if you don't like it, thank you!)
It's pretty good, but the ending is a bit sloppy