Apocalypse + no System + no rebirth + no transmigration + vaccine-based enhancement
Mining and drilling, nuclear contamination, ocean waste, and relentless deforestation...
These actions have left the Earth, humanity’s home, riddled with wounds. As the damage worsens, one disaster after another seems to be the planet’s response to humanity: first a virus outbreak, then rising sea levels, volcanic eruptions, tsunamis, earthquakes, and acid rain.
Mother Earth has finally put humanity on trial.
Lin Zhixin is a recent college graduate, full of hope for the future. Every day, he dutifully completes the tasks assigned by his boss.
Everything seems to be moving in the right direction.
But in early spring the following year, the entire world suddenly plunged into an age of disaster.
The global crisis claimed 80 percent of humanity.
As social order collapsed, people began taking lives just for a bottle of water. One atrocity after another shattered Lin Zhixin’s understanding of the world.
At that moment, his inner world collapsed completely.
The kind, honest young man of the past became a cold-blooded killer who never hesitated to strike.
This post-apocalyptic zombie novel depicts the weaknesses and distortions of human nature, as well as the brilliance of the protagonist. It feels a bit like Train to Busan!
It's good to read, but there are too many books like this
A relatively promising new author with good characterization
The writing is good and the sentences are smooth. Keep up the good work!
Give yourself the first good review
A post-apocalyptic novel without superpowers is pretty good, but it shouldn't be written on Tomato. Tomato loves writing about superpowers.
The protagonist is so awesome, he can't be considered an ordinary person, right?
Every book is the result of countless sweat and condensation...
Overall not bad! Come on!
The writing is okay, and there is content I like in it.