The world is blazing hot, the surface of the earth is 60 degrees Celsius, the scorching sun is burning the city, water sources are drying up, and everything is withering.
In this hell-like heat, people fight against natural disasters and compete for food and water. Survival is the cruelest competition.
No system, no special abilities, no hoarding. A team of engineers, using technology as their blade and rationality as their armor, struggle to survive in the scorching wasteland.
Signal cracking and frequency interruption, structural attack and obstacle breaking, energy control and counter-supply, intelligence surveying and mapping prediction, material actuarial quick repair, and tactical command penetration. The six people each perform their own duties, using their hard-core abilities to fight against natural disasters and crush their opponents.
On the western front, the One-Eye forces were eliminated and the rear was stabilized; on the southern front, the mysterious escort signal was traced and the mysteries of those who paved the way were revealed.
They fight for a chance of survival in a sixty-degree desperate situation, fight the toughest battle with their most professional skills, carve out a way out in the hot wasteland, hold on to their last chance of survival, and reveal the truth of the apocalypse step by step.
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——In the sixty-degree world, someone is leaving you a road sign
If you are tired of seeing the endless powers and systems in apocalyptic novels, and if you also want to know how far ordinary people can go in desperate situations with only professional knowledge and a calm and almost cold mind, this book will give you the most solid answer.
The protagonist Lin Beizhou, an HVAC designer, uses his engineering knowledge to build a survival fortress for himself in the apocalypse of extreme high temperatures. Stock up on supplies, modify equipment, and defend the defense line. Don't be reckless or aggressive. Every piece of ice has been accurately calculated, and every decision is based on realistic logic. There is no cheating or subversion. Survival here is a competition of hard-core technology and a competition of calmness and rationality. This long-lost "true apocalypse" quality makes it difficult to put down after reading it.
But what really made me decide to pursue it to the end were the hidden threads hidden between the lines.
There is a person in the book who never appears directly, but appears throughout, leaving marks and messages along the way. If you read it carefully, you will find that a certain number is written abnormally, a certain symbol is longer than others, and a certain signal appears in a frequency band that should not appear.
This is not a clerical error, nor a coincidence.
The author has buried a lot of echoing clues, some of which are straightforward to see, and some of which need to be read back to dozens of chapters to be understood. When you really connect those carefully placed foreshadowings, you will only get a chill down your spine, and then you will be eager to know what kind of layout will follow.
Not many spoilers. There are already people in the book review area counting those numbers and symbols.
Have you found it?
At the beginning, the characters get to know each other in the whole building or community. The writing is so vivid that the human nature is shown. The protagonist does not see anyone working together to survive. He just wants to survive alone by guarding his own residence. Later, they were forced to escape. After meeting Su Wan, they were no longer vigilant. Everyone's humanity changed for the better, and they worked hard for the survival of others, putting the cart before the horse. And that signal, it's from the Central Plains area, and it's still moving westward. You know what it's used for. The high temperature is 60 or 70 degrees, and you can't escape a hundred kilometers away. The main thing is physical objects and water, and a suitable place for survival.
——In the sixty-degree world, someone is leaving you a road sign If you are tired of seeing the endless powers and systems in apocalyptic novels, and if you also want to know how far ordinary people can go in desperate situations with only professional knowledge and a calm and almost cold mind, this book will give you the most solid answer. The protagonist Lin Beizhou, an HVAC designer, uses his engineering knowledge to build a survival fortress for himself in the apocalypse of extreme high temperatures. Stock up on supplies, modify equipment, and defend the defense line. Don't be reckless or aggressive. Every piece of ice has been accurately calculated, and every decision is based on realistic logic. There is no cheating or subversion. Survival here is a competition of hard-core technology and a competition of calmness and rationality. This long-lost "true apocalypse" quality makes it difficult to put down after reading it. But what really made me decide to pursue it to the end were the hidden threads hidden between the lines. There is a person in the book who never appears directly, but appears throughout, leaving marks and messages along the way. If you read it carefully, you will find that a certain number is written abnormally, a certain symbol is longer than others, and a certain signal appears in a frequency band that should not appear. This is not a clerical error, nor a coincidence. The author has buried a lot of echoing clues, some of which are straightforward to see, and some of which need to be read back to dozens of chapters to be understood. When you really connect those carefully placed foreshadowings, you will only get a chill down your spine, and then you will be eager to know what kind of layout will follow. Not many spoilers. There are already people in the book review area counting those numbers and symbols. Have you found it?
At the beginning, the characters get to know each other in the whole building or community. The writing is so vivid that the human nature is shown. The protagonist does not see anyone working together to survive. He just wants to survive alone by guarding his own residence. Later, they were forced to escape. After meeting Su Wan, they were no longer vigilant. Everyone's humanity changed for the better, and they worked hard for the survival of others, putting the cart before the horse. And that signal, it's from the Central Plains area, and it's still moving westward. You know what it's used for. The high temperature is 60 or 70 degrees, and you can't escape a hundred kilometers away. The main thing is physical objects and water, and a suitable place for survival.