Science fiction, apocalypse, natural disaster, first person, survival in the apocalypse, wasteland, hoarding supplies,
On National Day in 2055, a never-ending rainstorm cut the city into isolated islands. Otaku Lin Mo was paid 5,000 yuan to become a "guinea pig" for a new virus antibody test. On the night of the injection, he had a high fever, and when he woke up, the world had been turned upside down - the Internet, power, and communication were dead.
A strange disease called "Soul-Eating Syndrome" spreads in the rain: the convenience store cashier's pupils stood up and his claws smashed the glass; the fur of the wild cat in the corridor fell off and turned into a hoarse shadow; light green mucus oozed from the cracks in the elevator door, and the entire rental building became a hunting ground.
At first, he just wanted to live. The last bucket of instant noodles lasted three days. He used mirror fragments to spy on the corridors, and with the unusually sharp senses after the injection, he held his breath, detoured, and fled in the darkness. When the smelly mucus seeped out from the crack of the door of the old man living alone next door, and when the sound of biting penetrated the wall late at night, he understood that fear had nowhere to hide.
So he blocked the doors and windows with bookshelves, made his own surveillance system to spy on the mutants' hunting tracks, and rummaged through abandoned rooms under the cover of the sound of rain. When he held a kitchen knife in his hand, the confused otaku had the outline of a guardian for the first time.
It's still raining. The secret of the potion, the truth about the virus, and the way out of the city are all hidden in the damp and cold fog. Lin Mo's survival has just begun.
Reader comments
After reading the first few chapters, it felt very atmospheric. The lack of enthusiasm may be because there were too many random thoughts about playing games in the beginning and few paragraphs. I think it would be much better if I changed the look and feel. I hope the author will continue to do more.
After reading the first few chapters, it felt very atmospheric. The lack of enthusiasm may be because there were too many random thoughts about playing games in the beginning and few paragraphs. I think it would be much better if I changed the look and feel. I hope the author will continue to do more.