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After being betrayed by her family, Bai Meiyue found herself struggling in the flourishing age where zombies and mutant animals ruled. And that too with a big belly! 

Though people called her crazy for being stubborn, Bai Meiyue didn’t regret keeping the fruit of her one-night stand. What she regretted was not protecting her child and trusting those whom she should have killed at the very chance that was handed to her. 

In the eleventh year, Bai Meiyue lost her child and died while taking revenge on those who took her son away. However, just when Bai Meiyue thought it was the end, she returned two months before the beginning of the doomsday. 

Carrying the grudge of two lifetimes, she swore to make life living hell for those who harmed her and her son. 

With the heavens blessing her with a barter system, Bai Meiyue was intent on giving her child everything that he deserved. 

But why was the child’s father chasing after her? 

Hello? We only shared a bed for a night. So why was he clinging to her? 

Her child’s father: From the best medicine to education, you have given our child everything, Meiyue. But what about a father?

Apocalyptic Disasters: Carrying a bun and hoarding supplies

Mother Bai couldn't understand how her daughter could underestimate the current changes in the world.

The situation was already like this; did Bai Meiyue think that she could do anything as long as she wanted? Mother Bai didn't look down on Bai Meiyue because she was a girl but as a village woman, she still couldn't shake off the old teachings that she learnt in the village.

Bai Meiyue was just a girl; no matter how strong she was, she couldn't be as strong as a man, could she? Why did she have to take the risks when she could have asked her brothers to do it for her? She was a woman and women were supposed to be pampered.

Not to mention her daughter went through something so terrible.

Mother Bai was worried that her daughter would take a step that she didn't wish for her to take and couldn't sit still when she realised that her daughter was not at home.

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