In the third month of the zombie virus outbreak, the city was completely reduced to ruins. Without superpowers or a golden finger, Lin Wan struggled to survive in the ruins with only her "gou" skills and half-baked knowledge of first aid.
She doesn't engage in heroism or team up to mess around. Her only goal is to stay alive - she has to grab supplies in the early morning, hide from zombies by looking at the wind direction, be on guard when meeting fellow travelers, and only save the "cost-effective" ones when encountering people in distress. Are supermarket shelves being emptied? She had already figured out the hidden warehouse of the convenience store in the community; was she surrounded by a wave of corpses? She can rely on her familiarity with the alleys of the old city to get around the zombies and make them doubt their lives.
But the plan failed to catch up with the change. The seriously injured man he picked up turned out to be a hidden boss. The old lady in the next building had a good cooking skill. Even the neighbors who once disliked her became comrades who could back-to-back at critical moments.
Food will run out, ammunition will be in short supply, and people will be suspicious, but Lin Wan found that compared to struggling alone, "making do" with reliable people seems to be able to survive a few more days in this apocalypse. There is no savior, no perfect ending, just a group of ordinary people, pulling each other in a desperate situation, complaining and struggling at the same time, squeezing out a trace of human fireworks in the doomsday.
