In the Apocalypse, I Start with a High-Speed Train

Extremely slow-paced + the author rambles a lot + the first dozen or so chapters are mostly the protagonist alone + apocalypse + zombies + natural disasters + golden finger + the protagonist will help people when he can + includes cooperation with the government

Note: The protagonist is a good person who’s willing to help others. He isn’t grim and ruthless or someone who only looks out for himself. He believes that with great power comes great responsibility.

(A friendly reminder: This is where you leave your brain. Please check it in before reading and pick it up after you’re done.)

(A simple, fluffy story with no logic. Don’t ask me what logic is: this novel has none. It’s slow-paced, and my writing skills are limited, so I can only ramble on. Thanks for reading.)

He woke up to find that it was already the seventh day since the apocalypse began.

The walking dead were everywhere.

Humanity was trapped in cities, and the survivors had built bases.

Everyone worked together to fight off the zombies.

When he woke up alone, he found himself aboard an empty high-speed train.

The good news: he had a golden finger, a self-driving high-speed train that could meet every human need.

The bad news: his golden finger was broken, and the train needed a huge amount of energy to start.

And alongside the zombies came extreme cold, scorching heat, tsunamis, earthquakes, and other disasters.

(No outline. Just a wage slave, so updates are whenever.)