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Rebirth in Apocalypse with Red Packet System, Let’s Start with Farming

Qin Yu spends seven years of her pitiful life as a mindless zombie before eventually dying of starvation. For some inexplicable reason, she comes back to live six months before the apocalypse descends on the world. She now has a chance to redo her life! She has already imagined her bright future just like the protagonist of some web novels: predicting the future event, saving humanity, gaining a lofty status among the survivors while having sweet revenge on all the people who’d once been looking down and making her suffer in her previous life. Ah, how sweet… how satisfying…. Until a cold, mechanical voice interrupted her fantasy. [Ding!] Congratulations on your successful rebirth! The will of the world gave you a present. Do you accept it?] Qin Yu: "Yes! Fucking yes! Baby, come to mommy!" [Open the present… Congratulation! You get the Red Packet System!] [Warning! The system can only work in Blessed Town.]  [Enjoy!] Qin Yu: "To hell with revenge! To hell with money! To hell with status! This mistress will stay here, having a leisure life, farming and fishing, and occasionally flirting with the big sister next door! Survival is the most important thing, after all! " System: "…." "Little Yu, we are having your favorite sweet braised pork made with the meat of an Elite Mutant Beast Golden Horned Boar for breakfast!" Ling Luo said, with her sweet voice. "And for dinner, you can also have your favorite dish..." Qin Yu stared intently at the feast in front of her eyes and couldn’t help but gulp. "My favorite dish...?" Ling Luo leans forward, a breath away from Qin Yu's ears, and whispers softly, in a sultry tone, "It's me~" ---- The cover was stolen from the internet, please don't blame me it was too tempting.

BigMarch · Fantasy
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121 Chs

Chapter 29

Chop, chop, chop.

A steady and rhythmic sound could be heard inside the kitchen, like a melodious song.

The knife confidently sliced through the vegetables. Dull thuds followed as the cabbage and bok chai split apart into several similarly small-sized cuts. It was so precise that even a cutting machine would hide in embarrassment.

The owner of the delicate hand holding the knife, though, seemed a little bit absentminded.

Her head bowed down toward the cutting board, but her eyes looked blank, didn't seem to pay attention to whatever her hands were currently doing.

And like magic, no matter how fast the movement of the knife, it seemed like it wouldn't be able to catch on to Ling Luo's other hand, which made a cat paw holding the vegetables firmly on the chopping board. There was only a hair's breadth distance between them, but it seemed even farther than the distance between the earth and the sun.