No system × no time travel × no superpowers - a true record of how ordinary people survived the apocalypse.
On the 80th day of the lockdown, water and electricity were cut off, the Internet was lost, and people began to eat people on the streets. Chen Zhe, a 28-year-old IT man, put on his backpack and fled to the mountains 60 kilometers away with his roommate Lao Han.
Sixty kilometers, they walked for a long time.
It's not because the road is far, it's because we have to avoid the zombie hordes, avoid the living robbers, and wait for the injured companions to recover.
People met on the road: a truck driver who cannot return to his hometown, a trainee nurse whose hospital collapsed, a delivery boy who lost contact with his mother, and a single mother with a 6-year-old daughter.
Several people, no one is a hero.
There is no system, no abilities, no cheats.
Just cold, hunger, fear, and a little bit of mutual warmth.
There is only the thought of living.
Reader comments
It is well written and reminds me of the book The Botanical Garden of the End Times that I am currently following. The characters in both books have no golden fingers or superpowers. They are all ordinary people who are trying to survive in the end of the world. They slowly gather into a small group. Everyone is working hard to build this home, using their own skills and constantly learning things they don't understand. The team is unanimously outward-looking, kind-hearted and vigilant. They are not holy mothers or cold-blooded, just for themselves and for the team to survive. Again, there are warm plots in the process.
Compared with the other book "Black Rain" that I am currently following, the overall writing style is different, but it belongs to the heart-warming route. It is not heart-wrenching to read, and it may be that the relevant plot has not yet been reached. There is a lot of repetitive content that I hope the author can see. The story is good and lacks a little conflict.
This book is really good. There is no room for hoarding hundreds of millions of supplies or swallowing up gold, silver and gems. It is the hard life of ordinary people when they encounter disasters. It is full of warmth and hope. I look forward to updating it soon.
The book is good, but many people didn't write it. Xiao Lu and Lao Zheng didn't appear in the later chapters.
It looks good, it would be better if it didn't repeat itself
So far so good!
It's okay, but it's just not detailed enough.
It describes the glory of humanity when people unite and help each other in the last days. People not only have weaknesses, greed, and selfishness. There is also glorious love
Yes, the writing is good and the story is readable. Come on, author.
The writing is very detailed and warm, like another doomsday snack note. I like it very much. Keep it up.
It is well written and reminds me of the book The Botanical Garden of the End Times that I am currently following. The characters in both books have no golden fingers or superpowers. They are all ordinary people who are trying to survive in the end of the world. They slowly gather into a small group. Everyone is working hard to build this home, using their own skills and constantly learning things they don't understand. The team is unanimously outward-looking, kind-hearted and vigilant. They are not holy mothers or cold-blooded, just for themselves and for the team to survive. Again, there are warm plots in the process.
Compared with the other book "Black Rain" that I am currently following, the overall writing style is different, but it belongs to the heart-warming route. It is not heart-wrenching to read, and it may be that the relevant plot has not yet been reached. There is a lot of repetitive content that I hope the author can see. The story is good and lacks a little conflict.
This book is really good. There is no room for hoarding hundreds of millions of supplies or swallowing up gold, silver and gems. It is the hard life of ordinary people when they encounter disasters. It is full of warmth and hope. I look forward to updating it soon.
The book is good, but many people didn't write it. Xiao Lu and Lao Zheng didn't appear in the later chapters.
It looks good, it would be better if it didn't repeat itself
So far so good!
It's okay, but it's just not detailed enough.
It describes the glory of humanity when people unite and help each other in the last days. People not only have weaknesses, greed, and selfishness. There is also glorious love
Yes, the writing is good and the story is readable. Come on, author.
The writing is very detailed and warm, like another doomsday snack note. I like it very much. Keep it up.