I Summon Tomorrow’s Players in the Apocalypse

After waking up, overworked office worker Su Peng finds himself in the ruins of the apocalypse.

Zombies are everywhere, not a blade of grass grows, and he nearly meets his end on the spot.

Fortunately, Heaven hasn't abandoned him completely: he has bound the "Tomorrow Player Summoning System," which lets him summon players from LifeAfter to help.

And so, a horde of "natural disasters" descends from the sky, carrying rifles, riding motorcycles, and able to revive after dying.

A zombie horde? Watch my players handle it.

A stronghold surrounded? Watch my players break the siege.

Not enough food? Don't worry. The players' estates are full of wheat and rice, and there's plenty of pork, duck, beef, and mutton.

Su Peng thinks he's got a cheat code, until one day...

"Comrade Su Peng, please immediately stop your unauthorized modifications to LifeAfter."

A player outside the door says sternly, "Your modifications to the game's source code are illegal."

Su Peng: "...?"

What the players think is a "game world" is actually a real apocalypse. And while the players think they're playing a game, they're actually fighting real zombies.

Even worse, the government has come knocking.

The Ministry of Public Security launches Operation Dawn overnight, acquires the game, summons the players for talks, trains soldiers, and commits the resources of the entire nation to supporting Su Peng.

"You're not alone. An entire nation stands behind you."

The Celestial Venerable Stronghold, the Bikini Bottom Pirates, and all sorts of factions are watching with hungry eyes.

But against seven hundred thousand players, backed by the full support of the nation...

Every faction is just a number.