After transmigrating into a parallel world overrun by zombies, Chen Mo becomes an orphan with nothing to his name.
Fortunately, he binds himself to the one and only [Seeds of Civilization System]. No invincible powers, no god-tier gear from the start. The System gives him just two things: a pile of construction blueprints far beyond their time, and one bizarre condition: civilization must be passed on, and the more partners he binds himself to, the greater his construction bonuses!
While others struggle to survive amid the ruins, he frets over where to build water purifiers and greenhouses.
While powerful factions slaughter each other over a loaf of bread, he's drafting an “Ark Contribution Points System” and worrying over how to distribute the surplus food.
While a terrifying horde of zombies besieges a skyscraper, the doctors, soldiers, and scientists around him each do their part, as the light on his System panel, marking civilization's progress, steadily climbs...
From a lone tower to the last beacon in the apocalypse; from being all alone to presiding over a glorious civilization. This is an epic tale of survival, leadership, and rebuilding.
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?
It's okay, the details are described in detail, I just skipped to read them
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.
I have read so many apocalyptic books, but this one is different and very interesting.
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.