Above the Poison Abyss: My antibodies are killing me like crazy
After the nuclear war, the gray sun will last forever and civilization will be reduced to ruins. An ordinary worker, Lao Chen, carried half a piece of hard biscuit and a fire ax in his arms just to protect his daughter Ah Nan who was coughing up blood, staggering to survive amidst radiation, hunger and violence.
In the ruins, human nature is torn in the face of survival: fighting for a mouthful of water, betraying faith for half a pill of medicine, but there are occasional glimmers of compassion. They fought against strange beasts, evaded robberies, struggled repeatedly on the edge of life and death, and struggled to find the pure land in despair. This is the humble struggle of little people in the apocalypse, and it is also the truth about the intertwining of light and darkness of human nature on the ashes of civilization.
