Immortality!

Xin Sui felt like she had come back to life.

"System, you're not lying to me, are you? Is there really such a thing as immortality in this world? After all, even the universe is heading towards annihilation."

[It's not true immortality, but rather that after obtaining this ability, you can be resurrected after death, at the cost of losing ten years of your lifespan each time you die.]

[When your lifespan has been reduced to its lowest possible value, if you then die, you will truly be dead.]

"That's more like it. If I could really resurrect indefinitely, then I'd start to suspect you're lying to me."

[Additionally, your strength increases every time you die; in short, the more times you die, the stronger you become.]

Xin Sui: "..."

She didn't care about the kind of power that came from dying.

However, whether she can complete the task and receive the reward remains to be seen.

Cooking for Xuantu... what should I use to cook?

In the post-apocalyptic world, people basically survive on nutritional pastes; eating is a thing of the past.

Although Xin Sui had previously said she didn't want to look at the original owner's memories, she wasn't someone who relied on others. Back when the system was explaining things to her, she had already scanned through the original owner's memories.

I have learned quite a bit about this apocalyptic world.

It is now 277 years into the end times.

The ordinary foods she ate in her previous life simply do not exist in this world; at least, the original owner of this body had never heard of or seen them.

Ordinary people only know about nutritional pastes, but are unaware of rice, noodles, steamed buns, etc. As for advanced delicacies such as fried chicken, milk tea, hot pot, and barbecue, they are completely out of the loop.

And now, the system is actually asking her to cook a meal for Xuan Tu?

She has no kitchen utensils, no ingredients, so what is she going to do with air?