In the third year of the outbreak of the fog-loving virus, the light pink mist hides the slow-moving "Wu Hanhan" who is stunned when he sees red. Cheng Zi, the former real estate planning director, relies on his professional instincts to live his life and become a doomsday wonder.
He polished Wuhanhan's skull and used it as a salt shaker, paid "rent" to zombies and kept them in captivity as bodyguards, used expired chocolates to trade with the living dead, and even invented the "IOU system" - even God owes him three sunny days.
"You will pay 1 catty of food for living in 10 square meters, you will be deducted half a tael for crying for 1 minute, and you have to calculate the ammunition loss to save you." However, after picking up a little girl who would quarrel with Wu Hanhan, he secretly stuffed the only rock candy he had under her pillow; he cursed "Square dancing aunties will have to arbitrate if they pick 3 more cucumbers", and then turned around and taught them how to use pepper water to deal with zombies.
When it was discovered that the laboratory where the vaccine was hidden needed to be unlocked using the real estate skills of "not cheating", and when the real estate he designed became the last safe zone, Cheng Zi held the account book filled with "balance of expenditures" and suddenly understood: the most important thing to stock up in the apocalypse is not the canned goods, but the debts of gratitude that are more valuable than toilet paper coupons.
There is no bloody fighting here, only the survival wisdom engraved into DNA - after all, in Cheng Zi's eyes, even zombies have to pay for nothing, and living itself is a business that is sure to make money without losing money.