The End of the World, the Final Trip with a High School Girl in a RV

[Zombies + Evolution + No Superpowers + No System + No Time Travel + No Harem + Intelligence Online + Micro Science Fiction + Road Story of a Growth Protagonist Group + Military Story] [Basic content] The otaku missed the final evacuation of the embassy because of playing games. He formed an oolong team with a strange porter, a soldier, a programmer, and a female high school student to embark on a road adventure, but accidentally got involved in an unknown chess game. [Close to reality] The author tries to make the content as close to reality as possible: one-to-one maps, paying attention to the changes in seasons, calculating the number of bullets, various energy sources, weapon damage effects, vehicle and equipment battle damage, changes in social and geopolitical patterns caused by viruses, etc. [Slow pace] This article starts from the outbreak of the virus. There will be a gradual collapse of civilization and morality, and the plot development will be quite slow. [Hard core] The author will consult relevant information to describe military aspects, but his ability is limited. If there are any inaccuracies, thank you to the readers for pointing them out. Virus settings can be explained by modern biological theory. It is within the author's ability to set up political strategies that are close to reality. [Not part of Shuangwen] aims to construct a self-consistent zombie world view. The core setting of the novel is: "Zombies are far less powerful than organized armed forces" and "the modern military-industrial system absolutely suppresses living organisms." [Poisonous point] The author's writing power is limited, there are many characters, and the description may not be profound. This article uses some film techniques such as flashbacks, interludes, and multi-angle montage, which is not suitable for fast-paced reading. The story in this article is set in a parallel universe, the countries involved are all fictitious, and the place names are only used for space markers and have nothing to do with the real world.