The end of the world + book-wearing + sweet pet, cold tyrant general attack x salty fish and fine soul, 1v1, HE
Shen Xingwan traveled into a post-apocalyptic novel and became cannon fodder who could not survive more than three chapters.
In the original work, he would be shot dead by Li Hanzhou, the ruler of the world's largest base, in the refugee team.
The first rule of survival in the apocalypse: Stay away from that man named Li Hanzhou.
But that night when the zombie wave came, he still hit the muzzle of the gun.
Facing those cold gray eyes, Shen Xingwan had an idea, raised the white flag made of torn underwear, and blurted out:
"Don't kill me! I know the password to your safe! Your old injury on your left shoulder hurts when it rains—!"
The whole place was dead silent.
Li Hanzhou put away his gun and said calmly: "Take it away."
Article 2 of survival in the apocalypse: Just be a transparent person in the logistics department.
Shen Xingwan worked diligently to register supplies and worked hard to become the most inconspicuous backdrop for the base.
But because of a mismatch of disinfectant, he was bumped into by Li Hanzhou again.
The man looked at the exact account book in his hand, his eyes darkening: "You, come here and be my assistant."
The third rule of survival in the apocalypse: Never be tempted by your boss.
But Li Hanzhou had insomnia every night, and he could sleep peacefully only if he was by his side.
When he was on a mission, there was always a hand pulling him back behind him amid the hail of bullets.
He was injured and had a high fever, but the cold-blooded overlord stayed by his bedside all night long.
Until one day, Li Hanzhou pressed him against the high wall of the base, breathing hot:
"In your precognitive dream... Did you tell me that you would run away?"
Shen Xingwan's legs were weak: "What if I say no?"
Li Hanzhou chuckled: "Then start dreaming now - dreaming that you will be mine for the rest of your life."
Shou relies on brains to survive, and attack relies on strength to pamper his wife, two-way redemption.
