A sudden virus outbreak plunged the bustling Haiyan City into panic.
Programmer Chen Qiming, who was working overtime late at night, accidentally discovered an abnormality in the company's laboratory, and then witnessed the horrific scene of his colleagues mutating. In this disaster, he formed a life-and-death alliance with intern Lin Yuwei and former special forces security guard Zhang Rong.
Amidst the layers of murder, they not only have to face the terrifying infected, but also uncover the truth behind this disaster. Some infected people seem to retain human consciousness. They are called "super carriers" and have a greater conspiracy hidden behind them.
In this dying city, the hope of survival comes from the last warmth between each other.
When virus invasion, biohazard, and doomsday conspiracies are intertwined, this is a story about survival, protection, and redemption.
Reader comments
I have read more than ten or twenty chapters. The advantage is that the atmosphere is well created and very exciting. The disadvantage is that it is formulaic and some of the content does not conform to my understanding. Let me elaborate: ① This is your first day on the run, and you have to search for food and medical supplies everywhere you go (I haven't seen you eating or using them, so I said you need to replenish supplies. If you have used up medicine or something, you have to write it down) ② In this environment, you can see Jing All fools know how to avoid them. In the dozen or so chapters I read, the protagonist group triggered three times and was chased. ③ Forget about zombies that retain some consciousness. Ordinary zombies are just like smart ones. You can still be chased if you run into a pipe (inside the pipe) It is reasonable for people who are on the run to turn into zombies and block the pipes, but it is unreasonable for zombies to crawl into the pipes) ④ The protagonists are all ordinary people, no matter how awesome the captain is, he is a retired soldier, the male protagonist is mostly a muscular programmer, and the female protagonist cannot be from a martial arts family. Doctor, I laughed when I saw you fighting and retreating at the same time. When the zombies are coming in waves, what do you do to fight and retreat at the same time? It doesn't fit with my understanding. 5. You can give the protagonist a halo to promote the story, but you can't give it too obvious. Some of the content is more dramatic to me. When writing, you must fully consider rationality and reality, and hope to continue to improve.
I have read more than ten or twenty chapters. The advantage is that the atmosphere is well created and very exciting. The disadvantage is that it is formulaic and some of the content does not conform to my understanding. Let me elaborate: ① This is your first day on the run, and you have to search for food and medical supplies everywhere you go (I haven't seen you eating or using them, so I said you need to replenish supplies. If you have used up medicine or something, you have to write it down) ② In this environment, you can see Jing All fools know how to avoid them. In the dozen or so chapters I read, the protagonist group triggered three times and was chased. ③ Forget about zombies that retain some consciousness. Ordinary zombies are just like smart ones. You can still be chased if you run into a pipe (inside the pipe) It is reasonable for people who are on the run to turn into zombies and block the pipes, but it is unreasonable for zombies to crawl into the pipes) ④ The protagonists are all ordinary people, no matter how awesome the captain is, he is a retired soldier, the male protagonist is mostly a muscular programmer, and the female protagonist cannot be from a martial arts family. Doctor, I laughed when I saw you fighting and retreating at the same time. When the zombies are coming in waves, what do you do to fight and retreat at the same time? It doesn't fit with my understanding. 5. You can give the protagonist a halo to promote the story, but you can't give it too obvious. Some of the content is more dramatic to me. When writing, you must fully consider rationality and reality, and hope to continue to improve.