(Apocalypse + post-apocalypse + zombies + survival + ruthless action + no saintly heroine + no special abilities + no System + no male lead + two female leads)
(First of all, the zombies in this story aren't the stupid, skin-and-bones kind people usually imagine. They have the basic intelligence of animals, need to eat and excrete, prefer to travel in groups, and can mutate into different varieties over time or due to other factors. That makes them extremely dangerous.)
(The author is just a student and will do their best to make the story feel more realistic according to their understanding. Still, it can't completely reflect reality, so please bear with me!)
(Compared with comics and movies, this story's style is closer to that of a game.)
(Game references: Days Gone, The Last of Us, State of Decay, Dying Light, the Metro series)
On a wasteland where human civilization has all but fallen, and scattered survivors can only survive by banding together in camps, a team made up of just two young women isn't exactly rare. It's practically unheard of.
There is no heroic epic about saving the world, nor any grand spectacle of one person fighting a tide of zombies. All there is is the journey home of two young women from different countries in the apocalypse.
Simple and quiet...
Five-star praise! The story of two lesbians struggling to survive in the apocalypse can be said to be a relatively new subject. It can be seen that the author is really writing seriously and deserves support.
As for people, shit, it's only Chapter 20 and you can't run away, right?
Not to mention, it looks good anyway!
I feel that the characters of the two protagonists are a bit like Xiao Qie and Wu Xin🧐 (Simu: The world, forget me)
It's quite beautiful, but there are very few people. If you don't know Chapter 93, just send it.
Yun1 Yun0 is excellent
Nice! Don't cut the knife!
A good book, not a brainless novel, a masterpiece of apocalyptic literature, but it's a pity it's a bit short
This book is excellent, I just can't get enough of it Author, I really don't want to write anymore. I'm back to visit my grave after a year.