Traveling through a parallel world where zombies are rampant, Chen Mo became an orphan with nothing to live on.
Fortunately, he was bound to the only [Civilized Fire System]. There is no invincible power, no divine equipment to start with, and the system only gives him two things: a bunch of construction blueprints that transcend the times, and a weird setting - civilization needs to be passed down, and the more partners you bind, the stronger the construction bonus!
While others were struggling to eat in the ruins, he worried about the location of water purifiers and greenhouses.
When the heroes from all sides are fighting for a piece of bread, he is formulating the "Ark Contribution Point System" and worrying about how to distribute the extra food.
When the terrifying zombie wave besieged the high-rise building, the doctors, soldiers, and scientists around him were performing their duties, and on the system panel, the light representing the progress of civilization was rising steadily...
From a lonely building to the only lighthouse in the end of the world; from being alone to being in charge of a glorious civilization. This is an epic story of survival, management and reconstruction.
Reader comments
It's okay, the details are described in detail, I just skipped to read them
A novel of more than 100 words and only two reviews? What's going on? ! And after watching the beginning, it's okay. Why is there no rating?
There is something about AI now, there are no too outrageous bugs, and it is honestly better than most comedy writers. Standard line, no super powers, unlimited space. Fairly reasonable.
Without fancy superpowers, this one can still look good.
In fact, it's okay. After all, there are very few stories about building survival. I'd like to reward the author with five stars.
I have read so many apocalyptic books, but this one is different and very interesting.
It's okay, the details are described in detail, I just skipped to read them
A novel of more than 100 words and only two reviews? What's going on? ! And after watching the beginning, it's okay. Why is there no rating?
There is something about AI now, there are no too outrageous bugs, and it is honestly better than most comedy writers. Standard line, no super powers, unlimited space. Fairly reasonable.
Without fancy superpowers, this one can still look good.
In fact, it's okay. After all, there are very few stories about building survival. I'd like to reward the author with five stars.
I have read so many apocalyptic books, but this one is different and very interesting.