Random Summons in the Apocalypse: I Survive by Balancing Good and Bad Luck

Doomsday Random Summoning: I Survive by the Law of Luck and Misfortune

Office drone Lin Ye is jolted awake by a doomsday announcement at dawn. The world is digitized, 89% of humanity instantly turns into zombies, random field dungeons appear, and the world becomes a brutal battleground for survival.

In the depths of despair, he awakens a unique skill: one random summon per day. It can summon divine weapons and armor, or expired bread, a destructive orange cat, or a loudspeaker for square dancing. Life and death depend entirely on luck, making every summon both hilarious and potentially fatal.

After being burned so badly his spirit nearly breaks, Lin Ye sets himself a strict rule: never summon unless he's at the end of his rope. No naive kindness, no hesitation, just decisive action. His only goal is to grow stronger and stay alive.

Once, surrounded by a zombie horde, he summoned a rusty fruit knife and achieved an impossible first kill. Once, on the verge of starving to death, he summoned expired bread and clung to life. Once, chased by a giant zombie, he was unexpectedly saved when a destructive orange cat drew the boss away. And once, with his stronghold about to fall, he summoned a toolbox and held the defensive line.

Random summoning is both a trap-generating machine and a lifeline in desperate situations. Every summon is a gamble, and every escape is a miracle.

Fighting his way out of a cramped apartment, taking over a residential complex to establish a safe stronghold, clearing out zombies, killing looters, and beating the first doomsday dungeon, Lin Ye rises step by step through the ruins with caution and ruthless resolve.

A little thrill every five chapters, a big one every fifteen, with a brisk pace and no dragging. No mindless cheat powers, just the real thrill of alternating good and bad luck. No bleeding-heart mercy, only the decisive ruthlessness that the apocalypse demands.