Stop at Red Light, Go at Green Light and Send Out at Night

Mo Xingchuan, a new generation of doomsday-themed writer, is good at depicting the game of human nature in extreme environments with cold brushstrokes. His works often focus on the proposition of "the collapse of order and the perseverance of individuals." His representative work "Dead Corpse Signal on a Rusty Highway" uses the transportation system as an entry point to explore the microscopic possibilities of the survival of civilization. The author has been engaged in urban transportation planning in his early years, and has conducted in-depth research on signal light control systems and road sensor technology. Hard-core technical details are often incorporated into his works. For example, the coordinated attack and defense battle between the zombie wave and the intelligent transportation system in the dark night sentry post refers to the electronic timing logic of the modern urban traffic command center. The creative concept emphasizes that "rules are the last armor" and is called "the founder of orderly doomsday literature" by readers. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.