Two powerful leads + one-on-one romance + both devoted to each other + reborn + portable space
In his previous life, Ye Ling was the leader of the most powerful base in the apocalypse, with a space containing a spirit spring and ice powers that made him invincible.
He saved someone, trusted someone, and in the end, died at that person’s hands.
Only as he lay dying did he learn the truth: he was merely a sacrificial character in a novel, and that “friend” was a fake protagonist who had transmigrated into a book.
Reborn, Ye Ling awakens his powers early, activates his space, and frantically stocks up on supplies.
In this life, he won’t be anyone’s stepping stone or play anyone else’s part.
He will make that transmigrator pay for every drop of blood.
But the road through the apocalypse is hard.
He needs an ally who is strong, steady, and will never betray him.
At the logistics park south of the city is Lu Zeyan, a mercenary captain with level-five lightning powers and a crew of ruthless men who fear nothing.
Ye Ling goes to see him. “Let’s work together. Help me kill someone, and I’ll tell you how to break through to level seven.”
Lu Zeyan looks at him and says only, “You have more secrets than the Zombie Emperor.”
Later, the Ice King of North City and the God of War of the south join forces to sweep through the zombie hordes.
Everyone says they are the strongest partners in the apocalypse.
Only Ye Ling knows that this taciturn man always brings him a handful of lightning fire when he’s at his coldest.
Only Lu Zeyan knows that this seemingly cold-blooded young man carries a spirit spring in his arms that never runs dry.
It feels pretty good, but there are a few parts that might be problematic. [Under pressure to finish] ①The protagonist will save ordinary people (that's normal), and those who have a slight conflict with him may be spared (for example, Wang Lei, who was driven out of the area by the protagonist, and the reason is mentioned, so it's understandable).
Well, it's a different kind of post-apocalyptic novel, more like a time-travel story. Losing superpowers isn't the main focus; the plot moves quickly and doesn't drag.