In times of peace, dogs are humanity's friends.
In the apocalypse, dogs are humanity's comrades in arms.
The apocalypse descends amid torrential rain and thick fog. The dead rise as walking corpses, while mutated creatures turn into bloodthirsty monsters. Human civilization collapses overnight, leaving survivors to scrape by alone amid the ruins of steel and concrete.
Among them, Chu Dongling awakens the ability Beastmastery. He forms soul contracts with canine mutants and commands them, growing stronger by absorbing their soul energy. Step by step, he climbs to the very top of the food chain.
While the survivors band together and struggle to stay alive, he gets a head start, building an army of mutated beasts and moving unhindered through the fog-shrouded apocalypse...
(P.S. The cover was randomly generated by AI, and I wrote this book on a whim like a kid who doesn't know any better.)
If you want to write about the early stage of the apocalypse, is it better not to save people or save women?
The idea is very good and the plot is very smooth. Didn't overwhelm the protagonist.