A post-apocalyptic novel without a villain in the traditional sense.
There are only different demands for survival and a true world view.
No system, no rebirth, no heroine, a great fusion of an imaginary world view.
Like all ordinary college students, Zhao Yuan thought that the biggest trouble this semester would be falling early and failing classes.
Until the T102 virus swept across the country.
Two male protagonists and two perspectives.
This is not a save-the-world story.
He wants to walk out of the school alive, pass through the zombies in the city, and find a way out.
Special reminder: This book is purely fictitious and any similarity is purely coincidental.
The first thirty chapters are campus chapters (Volume 1). The style is more about youth survival and the pace is slow.
Readers who prefer the Blood Cross style, which prefers depressing despair, bloody violence, and the perspective of ordinary people, can jump directly to Chapter 31 of the City Chapter (Volume 2) and start reading, which will not affect the understanding of the main story.
Of course, there are also a lot of foreshadowings of the main plot buried in the campus chapter, which will make it more enjoyable after reading it.
In addition, there are some places in the story that may seem outrageous or inexplicable at first glance. These are not bugs, but foreshadowing.
Will be revealed one by one in the follow-up.
Happy reading.
