[A different kind of farming + a different kind of stockpiling + building a new order + establishing a power base + a post-apocalyptic tech tree!]
The apocalypse descends upon a parallel world. Monsters appear everywhere, and humanity is powerless to resist.
After transmigrating, Chu Feng realizes that he knows all these monsters!
Chu Feng obtains a science outreach System. The more he explains, the more rewards he earns!
“These monsters have vacant stares, hideous faces, and rotting bodies. I’ll call them zombies. Their weakness is the head, and smashing it will kill them.”
“But killing them is letting them off too easily. Zombies don’t need food, and they’re incredibly strong and never sleep. We can use them to generate electricity!”
[Item acquired: Zombie Generator and blueprints!]
[Item acquired: Zombie Virus Research Manual!]
The survivor community is deeply skeptical about generating power with zombies. Everyone thinks Chu Feng is risking his life for online traffic.
Chu Feng just smiles and pulls out a zombie generator. He builds a power grid and creates an army of super soldiers with enhanced genes.
“Those hopping corpses are jiangshi. They can be dealt with using glutinous rice and black dog blood. They can generate power too, and once tamed, they can serve as transportation!”
When Chu Feng rides a jiangshi at his leisure, explaining things as he uses glutinous rice to fend off other jiangshi, the whole internet is stunned!
As his later explanations grow more and more outrageous, humanity hails Chu Feng as its savior. Drawing on his knowledge, Chu Feng develops his own “post-apocalyptic industrial system,” making use of everything!
Overseas readers are green with envy: “Dear Chu, could you come to our country and explain these monsters to us?”
With the humans he has talked into working for him, Chu Feng clears one dungeon after another. Zombies, jiangshi, Godzilla, deus ex machina robots... He claims the throne of the apocalypse.
This is forcibly rubbing the intelligence of a world's people on the ground! He was so stupid that he died so early. What the author writes is not a novel but loneliness!
How to say it? Not bad!
Zombies generating electricity feels like an insult to their IQ
Not bad, worth a look
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