The Red Moon arrived, zombies ran rampant, and global order collapsed. While people fought like mad over half a bag of instant noodles, Lu Cheng gazed at the top-tier alloy fortress he’d just received from his sign-in and fell into thought: It had its own temperature-control system, an endlessly recirculating water supply, fully automated defensive machine-gun turrets, and even a luxurious 5,000-square-meter ecological garden? Sign-in on day one: a max-level shelter. Sign-in on day two: an SSS-rank evolutionary gene serum. Sign-in on day three: a super artificial intelligence. In this desperate wilderness, Lu Cheng sipped an ice-cold cola and enjoyed an enviable retirement in his comfortable shelter. What? You say surviving the apocalypse is hard? Sorry, I’m already living it up in my shelter.
The content is quite good, a bit different from typical wish-fulfillment novels. The descriptions are more detailed, and the protagonist is intelligent, using his wit and the system to sweep through everything in his path.