Alexcj
I really like the story taking place in the zombie apocalypse and it's even a BL genre. I want to continue reading it but too bad it only have a few chapters uploaded. Keep up the good work author!
Excellent! Awesome storyline, great characters, written well, fantastic ups and downs and held my interest from start to finish. Bravo author will be looking for more of your completed works.
I love it ???❤?
Aaaaa Elliona and Willian❤❤❤
Next update?
I love this story and would like to know how it ends. I am not sure but I may have read this a couple of years ago but that one had an end….or at least I thought it did.
What a great story!! Very well written! Thank you for the enjoyable story!!
Okay, let me just say it: the scene where Housekeeper Fu shows up at midnight is one of the best plot pivots in this entire arc. You've got Su Qingyan in a tiny courtyard, barely surviving, and suddenly—knock knock knock—a representative from the Xie Mansion appears. That's not just a plot device, that's a full-on genre shift. The story goes from 'struggling family survives day to day' to 'we're now in a business expansion arc' in one scene. What I loved most was how Su Qingyan handled it. She didn't just accept the deal blindly. She negotiated. She insisted on delivering the cakes herself, she proposed her brother as the courier, she even dropped hints about future products—health broths, sleep-aiding pastries. That last move? Chef's kiss. She basically future-proofed the entire business relationship. The text says: "If this young girl could truly produce something…" and Housekeeper Fu's heart literally leapt. That's a woman who plays chess while everyone else is playing checkers. Then the plot accelerates even harder. Seven days later, debts cleared, ten strings of cash left, and she immediately pivots to scaling up. No time to celebrate. The family meeting where she 'appoints officers'—chief accountant, quality control, logistics chief, living signboard—is honestly one of the most creative organizational scenes I've read. It turns a desperate family into a team with purpose. And then the production line kicks into gear: 100 buns becomes 500, the net profit hits 650 wen in a single day, and the stall becomes a social hub. The plot structure here is tight. Every scene builds on the last. The deal → the execution → the expansion → the results. No filler. But here's my question: how long can this golden run last? Su Qingyan herself knows it—"Relying on a single noble patron was never a long-term solution." The story is setting up the next conflict, and I have a feeling it's coming sooner than we think.
I recommend this story.
Last chapter will be November 13th! Chapter 45 will have a 3 part ending.
I love the intro, it kept my attention and the way chapters are ended makes me want to read more.
You did a good job Author
Haven't read more than the first few chapters yet, but wanted to say I LOVE this start. It jumps right into the meat of the transmigration plot. I wouldn't have minded a longer intro, but this is still great.
