The Apocalypse’s Negative Emotions System Makes Me Stronger Every Time I Roast Someone

In 2045, the Scarlet Virus breaks out, turning the world into a zombie hellscape. Scavenger Chu Fei binds himself to a Negative Emotions Collection System. By provoking negative emotions in others, including survivors, villains, and evolved zombies, he earns emotion points that he can exchange for weapons, medicine, base modules, superpowers, and more. Starting out by verbally tearing into punks who steal supplies, Chu Fei follows a cycle of "stirring up trouble = collecting emotions = getting stronger." He gradually builds a base, fights off zombie hordes, annexes greedy factions, and uncovers the truth behind the virus: it was created in an experiment by a multinational corporation. Along the way, he enrages villains with his sharp tongue, terrifies evolved zombies by provoking their fears, and even collects negative emotions from all of humanity to exchange for an ultimate weapon. In the end, he becomes the overlord of the apocalypse, destroys the source of the virus, and rebuilds human civilization. The core thrill comes from the rapid feedback of "provoking others = getting stronger on the spot," combined with the extreme conflicts of the apocalyptic law of the jungle.