A sudden, dense fog engulfs the entire world. Countless people faint and fall unconscious in the mist. When they wake, they have become flesh-and-bone-devouring zombies. And the zombies continue to evolve: gigantic Titans ten meters tall, mimics with bodies like oil, and zombie hordes numbering in the millions. Humanity struggles on the edge between life and death.
Tang Ziwen: Giant Titan zombies? I've got heavy combat robots. Mutated zombies that attack from a distance? I've got nano-molecular armor that can fly through the sky. A million-strong horde is coming? I've got a fully armed combat legion.
Armed with advanced technology far beyond its time, driving a luxurious RV as spacious as a villa, and accompanied by the most beautiful woman, he travels through this post-apocalyptic world, searching for the truth behind the disaster.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Two male protagonists? Why do I feel like the second male lead steals the show?
How do you insist on writing down this data?
Two masters, who do you want me to replace?
Is the person named Tang the protagonist or the person named Wang? I feel that the person named Wang is more like the protagonist, and the protagonist is more like a supporting role!
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What kind of weapons or skills should I get? It's boring to be invincible directly. Is it more balanced?
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