I sighed and collapsed helplessly onto the bed.
"Why the hell are all the people around me such weirdos?!"
Seriously, was coming back to life really this costly?
"What's wrong?"
Wild Wolf looked at me innocently.
"Just settle down... I can tell you're a little too worked up. Go take a cold shower and calm down, then come back and see me..."
Wild Wolf froze for a moment, the corner of his mouth curling into a strange smile before it quickly vanished. If I hadn't been watching his expression, I might have missed it.
"Yes... my Empress."
"That title doesn't belong to me anymore."
Wild Wolf bowed to me, his right hand over his left chest, and spoke respectfully. But as far as I was concerned, the past was past. Now, I was practically reborn. I didn't want to revisit what had happened before.
I'd become the so-called Empress by gritting my teeth and fighting my way there. To be honest... those days had left me with no distinction between day and night, no sense of time. Whenever a fire broke out somewhere, I, the firefighter, had to rush to the scene regardless of the time or place. Once the fire was out, I'd rest on the spot, then go put out the next one.
Just like the three cities of Luoyang, Xiangyang, and Yan'an. They all relied on river-generated electricity. Nuclear power was difficult to use under the current circumstances. I'd heard... the people in YA were researching how to rebuild a nuclear power plant. But setting aside the raw materials, even building a power plant that large would require a huge workforce. What's more, everyone would have to defend against attacks from outside.
If YA really intended to build a nuclear power plant, they'd definitely need support from