Reborn a week before the zombie outbreak, the first thing we four female college students did was not cry, but empty the small supermarket downstairs.
I died a miserable death in my last life, but in this life we stocked up on supplies and welded the dormitory door shut, vowing to survive until the end.
But fate specializes in treating all kinds of dissatisfaction - Tingting, the school beauty, suddenly clutched her belly and said, "I seem to be... Pregnant."
The zombie wave arrived as promised, and the survivors smashed our iron door with red eyes.
Half a month later, Tingting was going to give birth.
The bloody smell of production was like a dinner bell, calling zombies all over the street.
When I was desperate, four guys from the men's dormitory came carrying steel pipes. On the night of the delivery, there were screams and roars. In the end, only two girls, Lingling and me, and two boys covered in blood were left, holding a crumpled newborn and escaping.
To make matters worse, during the escape, the little one was scratched by a zombie.
In front of the military isolation base, the muzzle of the gun was pointed at us coldly: "The bitten baby must be dealt with!"
We were abandoned by the whole world, until I received the encrypted communication - "Girl, I am daddy, report your location, hold on!"
We fled into the last bastion of our country. The scientists stared at the baby girl who was giggling after being bitten with wild eyes.
Her blood reports came in.
There was silence.
Immediately afterwards, the chief professor tremblingly announced:
"A miracle... She has antibodies in her body."
The last hope of mankind is actually hidden in our dormitory, hidden in the cry of a baby.
Reader comments
The first post-apocalyptic book I read, I accidentally stumbled upon the short play of the same name on a certain website. I thought the plot was very attractive, so I immediately searched it on Tomato, but I didn't expect it to actually exist. The writing is good and the sense of immersion is strong. I won't say more and I continued reading.
It's concise and concise, exciting and exciting, with a strong sense of immersion.
It's very interesting. It's the first time I've seen this kind of apocalyptic novel. There is no system or golden fingers. It relies on teamwork to create the apocalypse. In the end, Chen Hao's death was a bit regretful.
The first post-apocalyptic book I read, I accidentally stumbled upon the short play of the same name on a certain website. I thought the plot was very attractive, so I immediately searched it on Tomato, but I didn't expect it to actually exist. The writing is good and the sense of immersion is strong. I won't say more and I continued reading.
It's concise and concise, exciting and exciting, with a strong sense of immersion.
It's very interesting. It's the first time I've seen this kind of apocalyptic novel. There is no system or golden fingers. It relies on teamwork to create the apocalypse. In the end, Chen Hao's death was a bit regretful.