[Zombies + Evolution + No superpowers + No System + No transmigration + No harem + Smart characters + Mild sci-fi + A road story with a growing ensemble cast + Military fiction]
[Basic premise] A homebody gamer misses the embassy’s final evacuation because he’s playing a game. Together with a super-strong porter, a soldier, a programmer, and a high school girl, he forms a hapless team and sets off on a road adventure, only to accidentally become entangled in an unknown game of strategy.
[Grounded in reality] The author strives to keep the story close to reality: a one-to-one map, seasonal changes, ammunition counts, the endurance of various energy sources, weapon damage, vehicle and equipment losses, and the ways the virus changes society and the geopolitical landscape, among other things.
[Slow-paced] The story begins when the virus breaks out, and follows the gradual collapse of civilization and morality. The plot unfolds at a deliberately slow pace.
[Relatively hard-core] The author will consult reference materials for the military details, but has limited expertise. Readers are welcome to point out any inaccuracies. The virus is designed to be explainable through modern biology. The author will also do their best to create political intrigue that feels close to reality.
[Not a power fantasy] The aim is to build a self-consistent zombie setting. The novel’s central premise is that “zombies are nowhere near as powerful as organized armed forces” and that “the modern military-industrial complex has absolute dominance over biological organisms.”
[Potential pitfalls] The author’s writing skills are limited, and there are many characters, so some may not be deeply developed. The story uses cinematic techniques such as flashbacks, cutaways, and multi-angle montage, so it may not suit readers looking for a fast-paced read.
This story is set in a parallel universe. All countries mentioned are fictional, and place names serve only as spatial markers with no connection to the real world.
It's very novel. The author is faster. I'm waiting. What about the female high school student you promised? The author's writing style is very good, and it is a magnificent work that makes people excited to read it. Support! Looking forward to the next one
The overall story chain is quite tight. Later, it seems that the author found that the story line was too long and ended hastily. It feels like there are signs of AI writing, but overall it is quite exciting.
Support, take a look first, then evaluate It's well written, and the later chapters have a cinematic feel, but they're too short.