[Apocalypse + Infinite Flow + Prototype + Blacklight Virus + System Data Stream]
[If you’re here for Blacklight, read Chapter One, then skip straight to Chapter Eighteen. The early chapters are mostly setup, like a prologue.]
With his life at rock bottom, Haotian is suddenly transported to a zombie-infested apocalypse.
The outbreak began years ago, and the world lies in ruins.
Poor Haotian gets greeted by a zombie the moment he arrives.
A grotesque giant zombie, mysterious System abilities, and humanity warped by years of apocalypse.
His teammates are wiped out, his benefactor is killed, and he is framed.
One disaster after another comes his way, and Haotian faces challenges more perilous than anything he has ever known.
But after surviving against the odds time and again, Haotian finally meets the requirements to unlock new abilities.
At last, his path to revenge begins.
The Blacklight Virus, an ability granted by the System, can grow without limit by absorbing others.
It can enhance physical strength, boost speed, and even steal the biological mutations of those it absorbs.
X-ray vision that feels like a cheat.
An exoskeleton that covers his entire body.
Mutated limbs weighing hundreds of pounds.
The stronger the opponent, the greater the power he can absorb after defeating them.
With this ability, Haotian will make use of all kinds of mutated genes in the zombie-infested apocalypse, arm himself to the teeth, and become the strongest of them all!
In summary, the "black light" in the book is designed to permanently increase attributes, restore health, and even steal mutated skills upon absorption. This setting seems to align with the original work, but whether the author intends for long-term development or something else, the intensity of absorption and evolution felt insufficient in the early stages.
Author, well, you're the only one, and probably not the last, author whose novel evoked such anger in me. That part about Li Xiao's recollection really made me angry; it was written so realistically, wasn't it? Anyway, I wish you continued success in your writing.
Later on, I'm thinking of testing the limits of biological mutation and superpower enhancement to see which is stronger.
Although there are a lot of boring parts in the beginning, you can skip them, so overall it's not bad.
Li Xiao's recollections really evoked a sense of helplessness.
I wish I'd discovered this sooner! The world-building is gradually taking shape, the characters' actions and the plot are logically consistent, and the emotional impact is incredibly strong. •ω•)っ Looking forward to your future works! (￣▽￣*)B Thumbs up!
It's good, but the beginning felt a bit chaotic; the story gets more exciting later on.
A rare gem, like a Matrix game book I read before. It's so addictive you can't put it down.
It's alright, it looks pretty good.
It's great; the Blacklight virus is really powerful, especially the zombie apocalypse world setting.