Young Master Qin Keeps Coveting Me After I Beat Him Up

Jiang Xun dies the way a squad captain is supposed to, throwing herself in front of her people so they can make it out of a zombie-overrun battlefield, and she's fine with that being the end. Except it isn't, she opens her eyes in an unfamiliar body, a girl who just died after years of being worn down by people who should've protected her, and along with the body comes a system that hands out points every time someone genuinely apologizes for wronging her, points she needs if she wants to stay out of the apocalypse she just clawed her way out of.The girl she's replaced never had a chance, shipped off by a father who cared more about superstition than his own kid, raised by relatives who pocketed her allowance and treated her like dead weight, bullied until there was nothing left of her to bully. Jiang Xun isn't built like that. Survival taught her to stop flinching a long time ago, so when a relative tries the same old guilt-and-control routine, she doesn't play along, she just looks at them and says, "that worked on her, it won't work on me."She's not interested in slow-burn revenge plots either, she deals with people directly and lets them sit with what they've done, all while getting used to a version of peace that still feels fake after years of nothing but survival. Getting back into the wealthy Jiang family, untangling the mess of relationships waiting there, and dodging the ending that was supposedly already written for this girl, none of it rattles someone who's already lived through the worst version of the world.