Note: The novel strictly follows real-world principles, aiming for logical consistency, technical plausibility, and scientific accuracy.
Important: This is not a power fantasy. It requires some knowledge of high school physics, chemistry, and biology.
Doomsday survival + hard science
In a parallel world, a zombie virus has shattered the order of the West. Society has collapsed, laws are gone, and human nature is growing increasingly twisted. Amid the terror of the viral apocalypse and a society in ruins, how will two students studying far from home survive?
From Bordeaux, France, to Berlin in East Germany, 1,650 kilometers across nearly half of Europe, they finally find hope of survival. Against seemingly impossible odds, they carve out a way to live.
From struggling to survive in Bordeaux to navigating the competing forces there, and eventually joining a gang, the two set out for Paris after escaping the city. Along the way, they unexpectedly encounter a WHO team. Though briefly separated, they soon resume their flight together.
The virus has swallowed Europe, and order has collapsed. Li Guotai, a Chinese student, is forced to become the commander of a unit of survivors, navigating the remnants of rival factions amid the ruins of Bordeaux, France. From fighting to stay alive and establishing a base, to facing bioweapons made by a mysterious company, and then being forced to plan an epic migration across the European continent, they are fighting not only to survive, but also to find the source of the catastrophe and the last spark of civilization. This is a hard-core apocalypse epic packed with military detail, political intrigue, and the brilliance of human nature.
In 2026, the zombie virus is eradicated, and the sun rises as usual.
(The worldbuilding is explained elsewhere. If you're interested, check out the pinned work.)
Can foreigners also be recruited?
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