Escape the Execution Line: Starting as a Trader Between Two Worlds

Five years, nearly ten million words, the author's mind is sharp, the quality is consistently high, and updates are daily. Five stars need no further explanation. No problematic points have been found in the current 300+ chapters.

People from the apocalypse shouldn't be able to travel back in time, otherwise chaos would ensue. Everyone from the apocalypse would want to travel with the protagonist, and as the saying goes, "A common man is innocent, but possessing a treasure is a crime." If the virus is brought back to the protagonist's world, that world might also become apocalyptic.

This is such a great novel. Everyone should recommend it. Please don't let it have a bad ending.

I've read over fifty chapters so far, and it's quite well-written. The writing is smooth, the logic is sound, the plot is suspenseful, and the protagonist is well-developed—unpretentious yet not overly idealistic, and clearly distinguishes between right and wrong. The only drawback is a decline in the author's writing control, likely due to a lack of focus or contractual obligations.

The writing is going well so far; I've been following several of the books.

The content is quite captivating and makes you want to dig deeper.

The author maintains the consistently high quality of their work.

Not enough. Very good. I followed it from Changsheng. Excellent! Keep it up, author!

Yes, a transporter between the two worlds, the zombie apocalypse and the normal world.

I really think it's well-written, a bit better than the previous one.