Blood Cross [Ember Earth]

[Hardcore] [Blood Cross] [No heroine] [Doomsday] [No system] [Not a cool article] [Not smart] The whole book abandons the clichés of cool writing and uses hard-core realistic writing to focus on the survival dilemma and the game of human nature after the collapse of civilization. It is not only a doomsday survival record, but also the ultimate torture of "what makes a human being": when the whole world falls into madness, when violence becomes the norm, and the price of holding on to the bottom line is death, do we still insist on being "human"? In a world that has been completely reduced to scorched earth, are those remaining glimmers of humanity the shackles of survival, or the last fire of human civilization? This book will face the most extreme violence and darkness, without shying away from the despicability and selfishness of human nature, nor deliberately beautifying suffering. It will use the most realistic details of survival to describe the abyss and glimmer of human nature above the ashes.