Behind the Apocalypse: From the Start, I Create Zombies Underground to Wage War

[Behind the Scenes]+ [Nonhuman]+ [Decisive and Ruthless]+ [No Romance]+ [Grounded in Biogeography]+ [Ensemble Cast]+ [Multiple Viewpoints]

Lin Feng transmigrates as a mass of dark energy. Starting in the sewers, he sets out to build a zombie ecosystem.

Mimic Zombies, Exploder Zombies, Brute Zombies, Agile Zombies…

In the Arctic, ancient methane leaks through openings where the permafrost has thawed and cracked, and buried mutant viruses begin to spread.

In the forests of Siberia, Hive Zombies carve out a colossal pit. They have already devoured tens of thousands of trees, exposing a 200,000-year-old biological stratum mixed with flesh and blood.

In the Taklamakan Desert, a pack of zombie dogs with petal-shaped, serrated mouths are attacking a human settlement, aided by a sandstorm.

In the karst region of Yunnan, a colossal zombie eel, fifteen meters long, swims through the waters, its tentacles shattering the fragile limestone.

Before the murals in an ancient Norwegian cave, a gaunt, skeletal ancient zombie awakens.

As a colossal deep-space corpse nest slowly rises into the sky, highly corrosive acidic gases expose mass graves from World War II and buried nuclear waste.

In the drainage system beneath the underground city of Shanghai, dense masses of flesh are mimicked by Mimic Zombies into metal pipes.

A new order begins to emerge: chaos theory, emergence, self-organization, superposition, catalysis, incommensurable complexity, decentralization, rational hubris, enlightenment, the equality of all things, the Apollonian spirit, a perfect life, quantum foam.