The end of the world is coming, and zombies are rampant. Lin Mo, a former social worker who just wanted to lie down, was trapped in an underground garage, facing a desperate situation of lack of water and food. While others were desperately hoarding supplies and building walls, what he was thinking about was - "Can this shabby place be turned into an internet celebrity attraction?"
Use discarded neon tubes as signs, use zombie roars as background music, and rely on a roll of electrical tape and a brass key to open up new possibilities for survival. When the shelter started to "open for business", survivors flocked to it, and even the zombies couldn't help but take a second look.
This is an absurd post-apocalyptic business story. It doesn't rely on the system, it doesn't rely on golden fingers, it relies on the instinct of "getting things done" in the bones of a social animal, and a little bit of incredible luck.
