On the day when zombies besieged the city, Afan accidentally bound to the infrastructure madness system. While others were struggling to survive, he smashed down the nuclear power plant blueprint with his backhand - "If you want to live, live in the safe zone of nuclear power!" The radiation barrier blocks the zombie tide, the simple reactor lights up the ruins, the nuclear wastewater is purified into drinking water, and the radiation rifle sweeps away the mutated zombies!
From a one-man fortress to a base of ten thousand people, from urban cleanup to global expansion, Affan uses nuclear power plants to support human hope: nuclear-powered tanks patrol the wilderness, fusion reactors cover a ten-kilometer safe zone, genetically enhanced cabins forge super warriors, and even unlock interstellar infrastructure technology! Predators covet technology? The radiation mine array taught him how to behave; the military was arrogant and pressured him? Nuclear radiation bombards the outpost; does alien civilization regard infrastructure builders as a threat? The interstellar battleship formation takes the anti-matter cannon to the home planet!
From surviving in a desperate situation to establishing the Radiation Alliance, from cleaning up zombies around the world to taking charge of the cosmic federation, Affan uses nuclear power infrastructure to crush all crises: mutant zombie kings, intelligent zombies, alien fleets, cosmic chaos forces... This is a cool post-apocalyptic article where "infrastructure is combat power"! Watch Afan start from a nuclear power plant, use radiation to clear the site, use technology to turn things around, fight all the way from the ruins of the earth to the deep space of the universe, and finally establish a "nuclear peace order" so that human civilization can continue forever in the light of infrastructure!
Reader comments
The overall writing is okay, but the reason why I only gave it one star is because after I watched half of it, the pig's feet completely told everyone that Ito exists. I don't know if you understand that people's hearts are unpredictable. Doesn't the author understand the reason why holding a jade is a crime? And it's still in the last days.
It's super beautiful. I love reading it. Please keep writing, author.
The overall writing is okay, but the reason why I only gave it one star is because after I watched half of it, the pig's feet completely told everyone that Ito exists. I don't know if you understand that people's hearts are unpredictable. Doesn't the author understand the reason why holding a jade is a crime? And it's still in the last days.
It's super beautiful. I love reading it. Please keep writing, author.