[Book Transmigration + Dimensional Space + Supernatural Ability + Raising Pets]
When Su Mi, a master medic from the apocalypse, opened her eyes again, she looked at the sky speechlessly.
The good news was that after dying, she was alive again. Did losing twenty years for free count as rejuvenation?
The bad news was that she was living in the body of a sent-down youth in the 1970s, and she was already on a train heading to the countryside—a journey that could not be changed.
Sorting through her memories: Changing bodies was one thing, but the original host was just a passerby named Su Mi who didn’t even rank as a supporting character. Was it because they shared the same name?
As for the original male and female leads? Whoever wanted to deal with them could go ahead, but they had better stay far away from her.
Having finally gained a second chance at life, she only wanted to “lie flat” and take it easy.
Who would have thought the female lead was a restless troublemaker? Since you’ve provoked me, don’t even think about being the female lead comfortably anymore.
I’ll take the Dimensional Space. To prevent the ship from capsizing and facing retaliation, I’ll have to trouble you to just go ahead and die.
Su Mi happily accepted the other party’s Dimensional Space, which was packed with supplies.
She thought her life from then on would be carefree and boundlessly happy.
However, Su Mi made one single oversight. She thought she was the hunter, forgetting that true hunters often appear in the form of prey.
Using a “honey trap” he supposedly disdained, a certain man eventually won the beauty’s heart.
Years later, when surrounded by children and grandchildren, his greatest pride was boasting to them about how he had used his good looks back then to lure his wife into chasing him relentlessly.
Exasperated, Su Mi would pinch his ear and ask, “Who was chasing whom exactly?”
