Three Years into the Apocalypse, I Found a Child at My Doorstep

[Post-apocalyptic setting + two male leads + slow pace + raising a child + everyday life after the apocalypse + farming]

In 2235, the apocalypse struck. Extreme weather and zombies came one after another. By chance, Shu Muyun was back in his hometown visiting relatives. Thanks to the food left behind in the remote mountain village, he made it through three years without any major mishaps.

Three years later, the zombies began to dwindle, safety zones were established across the country, and social infrastructure gradually began to recover. Shu Muyun thought he would just have to slowly muddle through the days, but on an ordinary day, he found a frail, pitiful little boy who couldn't speak outside his home. The child was cute and uninjured, and Shu Muyun couldn't just leave him to die.

Taking care of the child kept him from feeling lonely, and for the first time, Shu Muyun found himself wanting to raise a child.

Long afterward, the boy's "dad" showed up at his door, and Shu Muyun had no choice but to take in another man as well. His life became more fulfilling, and he felt even less lonely.

Shu Muyun doesn't know what the future holds. He only knows that he won't be alone anymore.

P.S. A slow-paced story about everyday life three years after the apocalypse. The protagonist will also gradually explore a "new map." A two-male-lead child-rearing story. The child isn't biologically theirs. A heartwarming, sweet little treat.