Apocalypse: It Begins With Train to Busan
末世：从釜山行开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 42k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Subgenre
- Unknown
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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17Chapters
55Reads
4Listens
21.7kReads · all time
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A cheering chapter, I hope I can persevere "The End of the World: Train to Busan" can be called a mudslide in the zombie world! The other protagonists see zombies and run away, but this guy does the opposite - using "The Most Dazzling National Style" as a zombie-inducing song, carrying a loudspeaker and dancing on the roof of the car, and the zombies collectively perform yangko to the beat. The scene is comparable to a zombie version of a square dance competition. The system task is even more extreme: "Please let the zombies learn how to sort garbage within three hours." The protagonist took out an expired can as a teaching prop on the spot. The zombies gnawed on the braised beef-flavored rotten meat, their eyes gradually becoming confused. The most annoying thing is the villain BOSS. Just when he wanted to be cruel, the protagonist used the "zombie friendship contract" routine and was forced to sign a "non-biting pledge". In the end, he squatted in the corner and drew circles in tears. How is this a doomsday survival? It's clearly a zombie version of "The Happy Comedian"! (Warm reminder: Please bring your own oxygen bottle when reading. We are not responsible for the lack of oxygen due to laughter)
The trip to Busan part is okay