Doomsday: I Could Save the World, Yet I Fell to Darkness

A meteor shower brought a horde of zombies to the human world.

Xiao Ming is the only cultivator on Blue Star.

In a post-apocalyptic world overrun by zombies, he can do anything.

When faced with an attack by three nuclear missiles, he uses Taoist magic to withstand them head-on.

The two immense forces collide and unexpectedly tear open a rift in space and time, causing him to accidentally transmigrate back five years.

It happens to be the day after the meteor shower.

The fields are full of golden eggs.

These eggs, disguised as gold, will hatch into zombies two days later.

Having transmigrated back, Xiao Ming wants to stop people from bringing the zombie eggs home.

But everyone thinks he wants to keep all the gold for himself.

In no time, Xiao Ming is condemned by the masses and cursed by thousands.

He stops trying to stop them. Instead, he tells everyone where to find more golden eggs and encourages them to take as many home as they can.

This book isn't scary, and it's a little different from other post-apocalyptic stories.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.