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Reborn In The Apocalypse: It Had Always Been You

# SCI-FI Su Shanshan died a violent death eight years into the apocalypse but somehow, she opened her eyes to find herself reborn. Time had turned back to the day before the apocalypse. Having the chance to start over filled her with hope. Having lived through the bloody violence of the apocalypse, she now had the skills and knowledge to survive and thrive in the end times. She would repay the man who gave his life trying to save her even though she broke his heart. The big brother whom she had reviled in her previous life. This time, she would take a chance on love. As if blessed by the heavens, she had unexpectedly been given a spatial superpower, with which she hoarded resources that would sustain her in the apocalypse. When the world changed in an instant on Doomsday, and hordes of flesh-eating zombies roamed the place, she set off on a dangerous journey to find him, determined to alter the course of events that unfolded and change what happened in the past. Characters: Su Shanshan (beautiful, cold, proficient at martial arts), Gu Jincheng (rich, brilliant, awkward in affairs of the heart)

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168 Chs

Missed Opportunity

Traductor: Atlas Studios Editor: Atlas Studios

"You stop them first. I'll leave with Su Shanshan first."

Gu Zhao did not know why he had said this. When he came back to his senses, he was carrying the unconscious Su Shanshan and standing outside a residential building.

His face was cold and filled with conflict and regret. He had betrayed his master and was no longer fit to be his master's subordinate.

The woman felt gentle in his arms. Let me be willful just this once, he thought.

He walked into the residential building and gently placed Su Shanshan on the bed in one of the rooms.

He went to the living room and did nothing. Instead he waited for his master to come to him.

He knew that everything he was doing was futile. His master would find them soon, but… he did it anyway. This was the only time in his life that he lost control of himself.