When the Flood Comes: I Push the Evil Family Into the Abyss

A flood struck, and my brother-in-law's family's house was swept away by the water.

My parents-in-law moved in with us on the mountainside.

They occupied my room and took all the supplies I had stocked up.

The flood turned our place into an isolated island, and they ate all the food, eventually turning their evil intentions toward me.

I watched as a ghost while they slowly desecrated my body.

Reborn, I eagerly welcomed them into my home.

Because, I knew that with the flood would come a landslide.

They!

Would be neatly buried under the rocks, never to rise again.

Oh, and that husband of mine who was out there keeping a mistress!

***

"The heavy rain continues, and we expect this round of intense rainfall to last until early next month. Please make adequate preparations and stock up on food and drinking water."

The news played repeatedly on the TV, reminding me.

I was reborn on the day when the flash flood first hit.

The rain had been going on for half a month, and everyone was preparing to evacuate. However, a sudden flash flood isolated our entire village.

A minute later, there was a knock on the door.

I knew it was my parents-in-law bringing their youngest son's family to seek refuge with me.

Their house was at the bottom of the hill, completely swept away by the flood.

My house, on the hillside, was still relatively safe.

In my previous life, I didn't think much and immediately let them in.

In the face of a natural disaster, I felt I couldn't say no.

But when they moved in, I realized just how vicious they were.

They took over all three rooms, and I was forced to sleep on the damp floor in the living room.

They turned over all the food I hoarded and ate and drank to their heart's content.

Within days, the food ran out. My brother-in-law blamed me for not stocking enough food and slapped me to the ground.

Then, my sister-in-law, suddenly looking at me with a sinister smile, said,

"She looks like she has a bit of meat on her. That should last us a while."

God knew how I felt floating in the air.

Luckily, the god took pity on me, and I came back.

Looking at the house full of people, I sneered.

Good, soon they would all be buried under those rocks, not one of them would escape.