Apocalypse: The Blue-Eyed Zombie Girl I Picked Up Is Fierce And...

On the third day after the virus outbreak, my family ran out of food.

Wrapped in a protective suit made of cling film, I gripped a kitchen knife and went out to find something to eat, only to be cornered by zombies in a convenience store.

Just as I was about to die, a girl in white leaped down from a high wall. One swing of her long blade, and the zombies hit the ground.

She turned around, and those ice-blue eyes met mine. She was none other than Su Qingge, the aloof and elegant young lady from my class.

But now she was a special infected who could only moan “uh-uh.” She was strong enough to carry me three blocks, and was always pinning me in her arms to nuzzle my neck.

“Don’t bite me!” I backed away, holding up a fire ax.

But she tilted her head, tossed aside her bloodstained blade, and reached out to tug at my protective suit. Her blue eyes were full of stubborn insistence: she wanted to cuddle.

Only later did I realize that the most terrifying thing in the apocalypse wasn’t a zombie horde. It was her crawling into my bed in the middle of the night, staring at me with ice-blue eyes as she panted heavily; it was her taking on a mutant alone to protect me, then holding me tight in her blood-soaked arms no matter how badly she was hurt.

“Su Qingge, what do you want from me?”

She chewed the bread I’d fed her and gave a muffled “uh,” then bit a faint set of teeth marks into my wrist, as if stamping her claim.

So a zombie in love is crazier, wilder, and more dangerous than any human.

And it took me only three years to go from resisting her to falling for her.

(Double female leads, mutual devotion, happy ending)