Slow-paced writing day by day + realistic zombie apocalypse + microscopic human nature + hard-core survival
There are no powers or systems here, just the trembling hands of ordinary people in desperate situations and their everlasting hearts.
In the autumn of 2027, an unknown virus broke out in Binhai City. Infected people turned into bloodthirsty zombies in the blink of an eye, and the city became a hell on earth within 48 hours.
Chen Mo, an ordinary teacher, is enjoying a rare day off with his wife and children. When the sporadic car accidents downstairs turned into frightening bites, and when the TV news turned into snowflakes, he realized that this was not a disaster movie, but a cruel reality that they must accept.
He is not a hero, nor can he be a savior. In this desperate situation, he just wants to protect his wife and children.
He just wants to live.
Reader comments
[Chigua] After reading more than a dozen chapters, I would like to comment first. Not one of the more than 100 households in a community has been infected with the mutation. Based on this probability, people in most areas should not be infected. [Chigua] Can a city + an army be defeated so easily? [Awkward laugh] Unless those individual infected zombies are supermen who can fly over walls and walls.
After reading more than 40 chapters, I really can't stand it anymore. There are living people everywhere in every community. Can the army collapse under this situation? There is absolutely no sense of the end of the world.
I haven't seen such a refreshing story in a long time.
This book is quite attractive to me. I recommend giving it a read [Sending my heart]
Just at the beginning, the writing style is comfortable and has no sense of AI. Let me cheer for the author first [like]
Tied, looking forward to the update
[Chigua] After reading more than a dozen chapters, I would like to comment first. Not one of the more than 100 households in a community has been infected with the mutation. Based on this probability, people in most areas should not be infected. [Chigua] Can a city + an army be defeated so easily? [Awkward laugh] Unless those individual infected zombies are supermen who can fly over walls and walls. After reading more than 40 chapters, I really can't stand it anymore. There are living people everywhere in every community. Can the army collapse under this situation? There is absolutely no sense of the end of the world.
I haven't seen such a refreshing story in a long time.
This book is quite attractive to me. I recommend giving it a read [Sending my heart]
Just at the beginning, the writing style is comfortable and has no sense of AI. Let me cheer for the author first [like] Tied, looking forward to the update