This is a realistic story about the apocalypse. A zombie crisis sweeps across the globe.
Huo Yan is mocked for having “safety anxiety” because he always plans for the apocalypse with an engineer's mindset. Then one day, the TV signal cuts out, and the sound of something gnawing comes from downstairs.
While others struggle to survive, Huo Yan launches Phase One of his “Home Reconstruction Plan”: verifying the water supply is safe.
While survivors fight over half a bottle of water, his team is purifying an entire reservoir. While raiders roam with knives, they use lever mechanics and acoustic traps to clear out zombie hordes.
His wife, Li Yue, says, “You can't save everyone.” Huo Yan looks at the blueprints for a water purification plant in his hands. “I know. But I can at least use my expertise to fight for a future for our family, and for those willing to believe in order.”
This is a struggle for survival without supernatural powers. The only golden finger is knowledge, reason, and the light of expertise passed down through human civilization.
Welcome to Home of the Flame. There are no lone heroes here, only a survival symphony performed by a team of professionals.
My brother tries to talk me out of it: “Man, that's a suicide mission! You're risking your life for water?”
I give him a cold smile.
I've never wanted just water! I want the reservoir's hydroelectric turbines, the manor's impregnable walls, and an apocalyptic home I can build with my own hands for my family!
This is a tech geek's high-speed ride through the apocalypse!
But every time we venture out, we bring back not canned food, but blueprints for generators. We fight not for territory, but for the technological sparks that can restart civilization!
I won't give a particularly professional review. I feel that the overall writing is very good and in line with my taste. The plot is attractive, but the details in the book can be refined. Of course, some of the content is reasonable if you read it without thinking. The overall plot is attractive and the author works hard.