Steel Tide at the End of the World: Red Alert Base Upgrades Without Limit

The roar of the zombie horde swallowed the sound of gunfire. Order collapsed, and humanity sank into depravity.

While others scavenged through the ruins and fought to the death for a bite to eat, the System of veteran Lu Yan finally finished loading.

"Warning: Zombie horde approaching."

"Recommendation: Deploy the base vehicle, build a power plant, and send conscripts out from the barracks."

"Not enough resources? See those zombies outside? They're energy!"

So while the survivors shivered in underground shelters, Lu Yan's steel fortress rose amid mountains of corpses and rivers of blood.

Conscripts lined up and saluted, their weapons gleaming.

Rhino tanks crushed the streets beneath their treads, their cannons turning everything in their sights into bloody ruin.

Prism Towers lit up the night sky and purged all filth.

When the Weather Control Device tore open the clouds and the shadow of a Kirov airship engulfed the land, the world finally understood:

In this apocalyptic game, someone had just chosen "Easy Mode."

"My goal is to rebuild civilization, not rule over everyone."

Lu Yan stood at the command platform, with an enormous holographic map and an endless steel army behind him.

"But if anyone tries to stand in my way..."

He pressed a button and calmly gave the order:

"Then let Red Alert's steel army teach them what order means."

(Explosive troop production from the start, technological dominance, from one warehouse to an entire planet: a hard-core post-apocalyptic construction and conquest novel)