After a red rain, all water sources and plants in the wilderness are contaminated.
Anyone who drinks or eats enough of them will develop red spots. In severe cases, they mutate directly into Redblood Monsters.
Six months later, as the red rain falls more and more often, the plants begin to grow uncontrollably...
Then world war breaks out, and extreme weather becomes increasingly common.
But none of this is the deadliest blow of the apocalypse. Modern weapons can still hold off the Redblood Monsters and enemy forces.
The real threat is the lack of safe water and food. Before her grandmother died, Fu Mo received a cup of so-called “holy water” that was supposedly a cure-all.
With nowhere else to turn, she discovers that after she drinks it, not only is she unharmed, but the empty cup fills itself back up.
It even brings her unexpected surprises, and so begins her story of surviving the apocalypse.
Heroine: Fu Mo
Hero: Min Zhan (He appears relatively late.)
(Entirely fictional, set in an alternate modern world. Pseudo-science fiction, post-apocalyptic survival, war, farming, and monster-slaying.)
Looking at the sudden ending, in fact, the framework structure at the beginning of the novel was quite good. I don't know why it suddenly became so awkward when it was written about the best friend meeting a celebrity. The heroine's character also became strange, and she became indecisive in situations. The finale was quite refreshing, as the best friend finally died.
It's too difficult to be reborn without space. If I were really autistic,
It's pretty, but it's a little uncomfortable because there's no space.
It looks good. It's getting better. Come on.
The heroine looks like a little spoiled wife... The hero shows the heroine her ankles and puts on her shoes and socks. It's not necessary. She has a sprained ankle, not a broken hand [awkward laugh]