A sudden zombie virus swept the world, and human society collapsed in just a few days. Chen Mo, an ordinary college student, accidentally obtained the doomsday warning system and predicted the disaster seven days in advance. The system gave him an underground safe house, but it needs to be continuously upgraded to resist the increasingly powerful zombie threat.
Chen Mo must stock up on supplies, recruit partners, and upgrade the safe house before the doomsday comes. However, as time passed, he discovered that there was a greater conspiracy hidden behind the disaster. The mysterious source of the virus, the strange zombie mutations, and the overt and covert struggles of various forces all make survival more difficult.
In the ruins, Chen Mo not only had to face bloodthirsty zombies, but also be wary of survivors with ulterior motives. He must use wisdom and courage to lead his partners to survive in the apocalypse. As the safe house continues to be upgraded, they gradually uncover the truth about the virus outbreak and discover the hope of rebuilding human civilization.
This is an epic about survival, humanity and hope. In the ruins of doomsday, how will a safe house and a group of survivors rewrite the fate of mankind?
Reader comments
It's a pity, the creativity is okay, and the writing is not bad, but there are too many details at the beginning. There are still 7 days for the crisis to break out at the beginning, and then it breaks out in 3 days after less than 1 day. Then nothing is done, and the door is immediately blocked by zombies. There are still some parts that don't make sense, so I'll just ask them to leave. What a pity
It's a pity, the creativity is okay, and the writing is not bad, but there are too many details at the beginning. There are still 7 days for the crisis to break out at the beginning, and then it breaks out in 3 days after less than 1 day. Then nothing is done, and the door is immediately blocked by zombies. There are still some parts that don't make sense, so I'll just ask them to leave. What a pity