[Apocalypse + ensemble cast + hard-hitting + no System + no supernatural storage space + realistic + Train to Busan-style zombies]
The virus tore away the mask of civilization in just seventy-two hours. When the law becomes worthless paper and morality a burden, what can you rely on to survive?
There are no superheroes here, no cure, only one timeworn rule of survival: civilization is a thinner pane of glass than the one separating us from zombies.
· Jiang Yinan, a recent college graduate. In an Apocalypse where violence has become the common language, his meticulous mind, far beyond his years, proves more valuable than guns and cannons.
· Du Kun, a hands-on man who has been both a soldier and a businessman. He has stewed all his frustrations from the business world into a raging fury. A firm believer in “if you can settle it with your fists, don’t waste time arguing,” he is the team’s sharpest double-edged sword.
· Song Yi, owner of Song’s Hardware. He spent the first half of his life among steel and screws, as quiet as a piece of rusted iron. But when disaster strikes, everyone will discover that the toughest thing in his shop isn’t the metal, but this man’s backbone and his miraculous hands.
· Ouyang Xiaoxuan, the elite of the special police force. While other survivors struggle with questions of morality, she follows just one rule: protect her fellow citizens as much as possible and eliminate every threat.
They were strangers, “screws” about to be cast off the gears of society, until fate pushed them toward the same isolated city: Haitang City will be sealed off entirely in seventy-two hours. Here, technology, force, resolve, and discipline must be forged into a true “survival unit.”
We are each other’s Apocalypse. We are also each other’s last spark of civilization.
