Countdown to the End of the World: I Hand over the Red Alert to the Country

[Work Statement] This book is set in a purely fictitious parallel world. All contents have nothing to do with reality. Please do not take it literally. System + Explosive Soldiers and National Cooperation + Red Alert Black Technology + Alien Civilization + Global Struggle for Hegemony A mechanical sound in the library completely changed the life of ordinary college student Lin Yue: "The global disaster warning is activated, the doomsday countdown is 7 days, and the red alert base system is successfully bound." The panel lights up, and base vehicles, energy cores, and future weapons are all unlocked. Looking at the early-stage infected bodies lurking in the sewers and listening to the peaceful broadcasts on the news, Lin Yue gave up the idea of ​​​​being alone - the power of an individual is limited after all, and only by relying on the country can he protect hundreds of millions of compatriots. Using the micro-nuclear fusion battery as a certificate of nomination, he knocked on the door of the country's highest command center. "I handed over the system for free, just hoping that China would be safe." When the silver-white base vehicle was deployed in the Kunlun Mountains, and when the torrent of national resources poured into the red alert base, the "Kunlun" plan was officially launched. Seven days later, the zombie virus swept the world and foreign cities turned into purgatory. Only China had already built a steel defense line. Laser defense towers sweep away waves of corpses, prism tanks crush mutated behemoths, Black Hawk fighter jets control the sky, and the Red Alert "Chinese Guardian" troops fight side by side with the military, using technology and iron blood to prop up the hope of mankind. Foreign forces covet technology, mercenaries take desperate risks, deep-sea mutants are ready to move, and there are even alien shadows hidden behind the apocalypse. Lin Yue sits in the command center, dispatching red police black technology with his left hand, and linking the state machinery with his right hand. Every time he fires, he is writing the legend of "Anyone who offends China will be punished no matter how far away".