An ending you’ll never see coming
[Plot-driven + apocalypse + exploration + no System + no special abilities + no rebirth]
Ever since he was a child, Bai Li has seen someone who looks exactly like him every year on his birthday.
In the year he turns 30, the world ends! The ground is covered in corpses, monsters are endless, and the zombies just keep coming...
The most terrifying thing of all is human nature! Even in the apocalypse, people still want to kill one another!
And then there’s that strange text message, which told Bai Li to run just before the apocalypse began!!
It’s all too bizarre and messed up!
Whatever happens, the most important thing right now is to stay alive! Then he has to find the person who sent the message!
That person must have something to do with the apocalypse!!
I want to see the baby-eating bird. . (づ ●─● )づ(づ ●─● )づ(づ ●─● )づ(づ ●─● )づ(づ ●─● )づ(づ ●─● )づ(づ ●─● )づCrimin
Come on, it's not bad Damn it, are tomato writers so scary? It seems like I haven't read it for a day or two. How come there are more than 40 or 50 chapters updated?
To be honest, I don't know what kind of novel this is. I read more than sixty chapters without understanding it. It can't be called science fiction without science fiction, and it's too shallow. It's also very annoying when someone just briefly describes themselves. The plot is also a bit confusing. Anyway, it feels a bit like hammering here and there. It looked extremely uncomfortable.
I've read more than a dozen chapters, so far it's pretty good, I haven't found any flaws, and the concept is pretty good.
Madness, blind madness