The End of the World: Start with a Red Alert Base

I just wanted to ask the author what grade he graduated from and what he wrote.

People who have experienced suffering are either perverts, strong-willed, or weak and incompetent.

After reading the author's settings, The strongest unit in this book is probably the mining vehicle. Mechanics naturally restrain the undead, The mining truck is nuclear powered and intelligent. No flesh and blood, no fatigue, and extremely hard! Such a mining vehicle will not be attacked even if it stands among zombies. A city with a population of tens of millions, Dozens of minecarts can sweep it all away. Build a wall? Build a fucking wall! Just have dozens of minecarts patrol around the base 24 hours a day. If you encounter a zombie, just shoot and kill it. If you really have no choice but to abandon your base, If you give up, just give up. Could it be that zombies will still eat the base? Do zombies still eat cement bricks? If it's really dangerous, just take a helicopter and run away. Or hide underground, Then send mining trucks to kill all the zombies on the ground. With artificial intelligence, Are you still afraid of zombies? The main character is so funny.

I gave up after seeing people being rescued everywhere. There is nothing to read. This kind of novel has a trillion chance of being sold on the street.

Come on, come on, come on, come on

What's going on in Chapter 135? Why can't I understand it?

I took a look at the title of the book and saw that it was my favorite type. Scanning the table of contents immediately made me lose most of my interest in reading.

I don't understand it. I don't know how many books he wrote.

Let's keep it for now. We'll take a look at it later.

Each chapter doesn't have a name, right? Is it so difficult to write a name?