[No system] [No stocking up] [No rebirth] [Zombie] [Survival at the end of the world] [Superpower]
One night, Tu Zhan, a young and full-blooded social animal, was disturbed from his sweet dream by the couple next door, and he was filled with resentment.
Soon, there was a sudden knock on the door, and Tu Zhan opened the door angrily, and a beautiful figure jumped into his arms. He thought it was a gift from spring, but it turned out to be a wake-up call for disaster.
"Don't come here, stay away from me..." Tu Zhan yelled, trying to scare the woman away.
But the woman remained unmoved and pressed forward step by step...
The prosperous and peaceful world suddenly collapsed, and the apocalypse suddenly came. Ruins were everywhere, and there were bloodthirsty and flesh-eating monsters everywhere...
Tu Zhan didn't want to die, he was still young, and he still had great years to live. Even if the end of the world came and the world was destroyed, he would still find a way to survive. If only one person would survive in the world, that person would have to be him.
His strong desire to survive prompted him to keep moving forward and become stronger in the apocalypse...
The end of the world is full of crises and the world is undergoing new changes all the time. Can he really survive the end of the world safely?
Reader comments
Author, why does my name appear in your novel? I hope you won't write him too badly. Please give me a five-star review.
But to be honest, I can still read the author's book. Although there may be some poisonous points in the front, but for now, as long as the author's later writing is a little more reasonable, plus a little bit of new ideas, I think I should be able to keep reading. After all, such classic zombie novels are very rare in apocalyptic novels nowadays. Now let's return to the classics.
Author, why does my name appear in your novel? I hope you won't write him too badly. Please give me a five-star review. But to be honest, I can still read the author's book. Although there may be some poisonous points in the front, but for now, as long as the author's later writing is a little more reasonable, plus a little bit of new ideas, I think I should be able to keep reading. After all, such classic zombie novels are very rare in apocalyptic novels nowadays. Now let's return to the classics.