Su Ye is reborn ten years in the past, on the day before the zombie virus breaks out.
From then on, Su Ye kills zombies, collects crystal cores, builds fortresses, and farms. In this chaotic age, he becomes a breath of fresh air.
Eastern leader: "If I could get into Su Ye's fortress, I'd gladly give up being a leader."
Western leader: "As if I care about being a leader! If it meant I could get into Su Ye's fortress, I'd be a farmer and grow sweet potatoes!"
Southern leader: "You two can keep dreaming. If you want to get into Su Ye's fortress, call me Dad, and maybe I'll ask Su Ye to let you in!"
Northern leader: "Dad, please let me in!"
Su Ye: "You're all leaders! Can't you have a little self-respect?"
Although I feel that the author's writing is still very immature, I like the character setting of the protagonist. This is how it should be in the apocalypse. Being able to quickly become stronger is the normal mentality in the apocalypse.
This book is okay
It's interesting, not bad
Wonderful killing to clarify
Is this book okay?