[Fresh Premise + Not a Mindless Power Fantasy + Tragic Tone + Conflicts of Human Nature + Protagonist's Growth + No System]
When his loved ones became the living dead, Chen Mo laid them to rest with his own hands.
When his vow became a shackle, fate taunted Chen Mo with the cruelest mockery of all.
Chen Mo's world, as a construction engineer, collapsed completely beneath the twin disasters of a zombie horde and crushing corporate power. He could only watch helplessly as his loved ones turned into zombies. With no other choice, he ended their lives with his own hands, then swore before their ashes: "I'll kill every last zombie! Until the very last drop of my blood is spilled!"
Everyone says zombies cannot be cured.
Then why can the culprit behind it all, the villain who deserves to be damned to hell forever, escape his zombie body and be reborn?
How unjust this world is!
The good leave this world, while the devil is redeemed and allowed to live forever? The loved ones he buried with his own hands, the lives of millions, his companions' bodies not yet cold, and now the enemy before him is to regain human form?
If you were Chen Mo, would you kill or spare them?
This is an apocalyptic predicament with no winners.
It is also an ultimate choice that tears the soul apart.
Objectively speaking, the plot of this book is more tragic. Whether it is the disappearance of his father or the sacrifice of his wife and sister, they are not as beautiful as other apocalyptic system novels. This may be the most realistic apocalyptic scene. Under the apocalyptic background, madness, calculations, and betrayals emerge in endlessly.