Leng Pan never expected her late-night rant after reading a book about the apocalypse to change her life forever.

Frustrated by the sheer stupidity of the second female lead in the novel; Apocalypse Rebirth', she criticized her tragic death, and the character’s blind loyalty to the female lead. But when Leng Pan wakes up, she finds herself inside the very novel; as the second female lead!

She realizes she had transmigrated into the novel on the day she’s meant to hand over the jade bangle with a space to the so-called “best friend” who would betray her. With only seven days left before the world falls into chaos, Leng Pan refuses to follow the script. Instead of giving up her greatest advantage, she uses it to stockpile supplies, distances herself from the scheming reborn heroine, and most importantly; fights for the love of the male lead who once died trying to save her.

Armed with foreknowledge, Leng Pan will change her fate. No more being used as a stepping stone. No more tragic endings.

This time, she will survive. And she will thrive, even in the apocalypse.

But what happens when the butterfly effect of her transmigration changes the script? Will her plans fail to keep up with the changes or will she rise above the author’s imagination and write her own story with the man who would kill and die for her?

"Since we were going to a better place, such things weren't as important as preparing to leave. I thought it was odd since that pressure cooker was something her mother bought her after our wedding and she cherished it more than anything since it was the most useful thing her mother left for her after her death. Even when she lent it to the neighbor, she had done so unwillingly. It was only because the neighbor had kids and she understood the difficult of raising kids in the apocalypse that she agreed to lend it since it would help save energy and fuel. However, since my wife said she wouldn't take it anymore, I just thought that it might have been ruined and she didn't want to take it back. But now that I think about it, even if it had been ruined and a scrap metal remained, with how much my wife cherished it, she would still have taken it back." By their time, the man was crying like a child blaming himself for not noticing earlier that something was wrong with his wife.


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