[Apocalypse Survival + Adorable Nonhuman Companion + Lovecraftian Monsters]
Two months before the apocalypse, Lin He'an receives a blood-red warning from her future self:
On May 12, the park will enter the apocalypse ahead of schedule. Stay behind and survive.
When midnight strikes on the 15th, find the opportunity meant for you.
She believes it.
So she stockpiles supplies, sharpens her weapons, and plans every step. When everyone else leaves, she stays behind alone.
The fog rises. Monsters roam.
Xiao Shen, who stumbles in by accident, is covered in blood, but his eyes burn with determination. “I'll get you out of here.”
He thinks she's a helpless victim trapped there.
He thinks rescue is a gift.
He thinks fighting side by side makes them allies bound by life and death.
But he doesn't know:
Lin He'an wasn't left behind. She chose to answer the call.
She doesn't want to escape. She wants to grow stronger.
“I don't need redemption. I just need to be strong enough.”
She smashes a spider monster's compound eyes with a crowbar and burns a giant centipede's armor with fire.
As the six-legged beast's footsteps shake the ground, she curls up beneath a car, biting her tongue so she won't dare to breathe.
Loneliness cuts like a blade, fear surges like a tide, yet neither has ever made her take a single step back.
Until, in the blood-red fog, she encounters a soft, glowing shape.
The little octopus, like a sea of stars, gently touches her bloodstained hand.
It says nothing, yet places its entire life in her hands.
Later, as Shen Yubai leaves with the rescue team, he turns back to look for her.
She crouches down and meets those eyes reflecting a river of stars.
It turns out the greatest opportunity in this apocalypse was never supplies, weapons, or some hidden secret.
It was this creature, coming through the fog to gently place the future in her palm.
I don't believe in redemption.
I only believe in you and the blade in my hand.
There's nothing else to say, it just looks good It's really good to watch, the plot rhythm is not sluggish, the world view is complete, and there are no supporting characters who are too intellectual. The heroine is also a tough and strong person who can always grow in danger, and the author's imagination is also good. The bio-mechanical fusion of the heroine's little friend is really a cool setting
Wow, that's so shocking. I've seen several wonderfully written articles on Tomato recently. The most important thing is that I like the heroine's character so much, please give it a try, I hope it will be more explosive haha 😃