In the not-too-distant future, a virus of unknown origin sweeps across the earth, killing 90% of humanity. The virus will drive people crazy and out of control, eventually turning them into walking zombies. The few survivors struggle amid wars, zombies, and natural disasters.
Human civilization begins to enter the dark age...
In 2366, in order to trace the source of the virus and its cure, the surviving human scientists on the earth jointly opened a space-time tunnel at the beginning of the end of the world.
Human beings in the future world will work hard to trace their origins and use global resources to keep the door to time and space open.
A batch of human beings who did not know anything but were considered to be related to the end of the apocalypse were sent back to before the apocalypse.
These people carry the memories of their previous lives with them, hoping to gain more and more information in reincarnations, find the answers to all this, and restart the world in the future.
The past reality is changed, the original reality will automatically disappear, and the new reality will become the original reality...
Every time the world restarts, there will be a guide. When this guide wakes up, the whole world will restart with him or her.
The seventh restart, this time, is the last time that the future world can open the door to time and space.
Before the end of the world, a wise man once said: Only Chinese civilization can save mankind.
For the seventh time, Wu Heng was chosen as the guide by scientists in the future world.
This is the story of Wu Heng.
As the leader of the seventh restart of the world, Wu Heng discovered the code of time and space with the memory of the sixth apocalypse.
But all this is just a super-civilized conspiracy...
Reader comments
The protagonist of this book is a passionate person who will save others but will not take risks if his own safety is endangered.
This book is very well written. It is not the kind where the protagonist is very powerful right from the beginning. You can see that the protagonist becomes stronger step by step and copes with the situations that arise step by step.
The writing is good, the concept is clever, the plot has ups and downs, and is relatively difficult to predict.
If I were a heroine, I would think like a heroine and save others while keeping myself safe. Forgive me that I can only be an ordinary person and cannot be a hero.
The more dangerous the situation, the more lawless people there are. It seems that there are still many difficulties in the survival of Wu Heng's family.
Why did Guan Ling think that Bayin would take her and her brother and sister-in-law in?
She's too self-righteous
It's so realistic. From the first chapter, you know it's a zombie story, and the twist is that the heroine is reborn and has a space, which is very good.
The story advances layer by layer without any delays.
It's pretty good, the family ties are very strong.
Dear author, I've been here a few times and you still haven't coded your words? This will lose me [face covering]
In this life, Bayin showed no mercy to Guan Ling!
It is not easy for the heroine to lead the family to survive. I always feel like her ex-husband is up to something.
The protagonist's mentality is quite realistic
After learning that someone infected with the T-Virus would turn into a zombie, protecting his family was the top priority. The heroine thinks so too, which is very close to the hearts of ordinary people.
So far, these chapters look pretty good. Su Yang really broke my defense.
I really like this kind of novel that values family ties in difficult situations.
It's not bad, but I feel that the author focused too much on characterization, and the rhythm and richness of the plot are a bit lacking.
The whole work is full of deep family affection, and I really think it's great. However, the author can rest for two days. The code words still have to be coded. We have a beginning and an end.
The chapters are compact and methodically narrate the heroine's response to the events. Not bad, it's the author, you have to keep up.
Very nice, not bad. It's just that the word count is too few.
The plot is quite comfortable, the logic makes sense, and the character creation is very good.
It is very true and the author's writing style is very good. It is worth reading.
The specific process feels really good, it's so immersive
It's a very affectionate book, I like this kind of book.
The writing is in line with human nature. Nothing is more important than living.
I think it's pretty good. The characters and plots in the book are more realistic, and I can see the protagonist making progress little by little.
The biggest feature of this book is the wonderful portrayal of the feelings towards family members and the changes in the heart during times of crisis.
It's pretty good. It didn't overwhelm the protagonist. Although the protagonist isn't very decisive in doing things (probably because he thinks too much about family ties), he's pretty good.
The protagonist of this book is a passionate person who will save others but will not take risks if his own safety is endangered.
This book is very well written. It is not the kind where the protagonist is very powerful right from the beginning. You can see that the protagonist becomes stronger step by step and copes with the situations that arise step by step.
The writing is good, the concept is clever, the plot has ups and downs, and is relatively difficult to predict.
If I were a heroine, I would think like a heroine and save others while keeping myself safe. Forgive me that I can only be an ordinary person and cannot be a hero.
The more dangerous the situation, the more lawless people there are. It seems that there are still many difficulties in the survival of Wu Heng's family.
Why did Guan Ling think that Bayin would take her and her brother and sister-in-law in? She's too self-righteous
It's so realistic. From the first chapter, you know it's a zombie story, and the twist is that the heroine is reborn and has a space, which is very good.
The story advances layer by layer without any delays.
It's pretty good, the family ties are very strong.
Dear author, I've been here a few times and you still haven't coded your words? This will lose me [face covering]
In this life, Bayin showed no mercy to Guan Ling!
It is not easy for the heroine to lead the family to survive. I always feel like her ex-husband is up to something.
The protagonist's mentality is quite realistic
After learning that someone infected with the T-Virus would turn into a zombie, protecting his family was the top priority. The heroine thinks so too, which is very close to the hearts of ordinary people.
So far, these chapters look pretty good. Su Yang really broke my defense.
I really like this kind of novel that values family ties in difficult situations.
It's not bad, but I feel that the author focused too much on characterization, and the rhythm and richness of the plot are a bit lacking.
The whole work is full of deep family affection, and I really think it's great. However, the author can rest for two days. The code words still have to be coded. We have a beginning and an end.
The chapters are compact and methodically narrate the heroine's response to the events. Not bad, it's the author, you have to keep up.
Very nice, not bad. It's just that the word count is too few.
The plot is quite comfortable, the logic makes sense, and the character creation is very good.
It is very true and the author's writing style is very good. It is worth reading.
The specific process feels really good, it's so immersive
It's a very affectionate book, I like this kind of book.
The writing is in line with human nature. Nothing is more important than living.
I think it's pretty good. The characters and plots in the book are more realistic, and I can see the protagonist making progress little by little.
The biggest feature of this book is the wonderful portrayal of the feelings towards family members and the changes in the heart during times of crisis.
It's pretty good. It didn't overwhelm the protagonist. Although the protagonist isn't very decisive in doing things (probably because he thinks too much about family ties), he's pretty good.