[No rebirth + no gold finger + no space, ordinary people's apocalyptic survival]
Chen Mo, 28 years old, is a university administrative teacher and an ordinary person through and through.
His studies are average, his abilities are average, and his personality is so introverted that no one even calls him to dinner with his colleagues. Being able to work in a university is all thanks to my mother's relationship.
On the day of summer vacation duty, he was the only one on the empty campus. My mother suddenly called me: The virus has leaked, and infected people will spread it through bites, and those who are bitten will instantly turn into violent monsters. Ask him to prepare supplies and hide at home and not go out.
Chen Mo was frightened. He could have driven home, but looking at the empty campus, a bold idea came to him.
The school has a supermarket, dormitories, walls, and most importantly,
There is no one else on campus,
Why not stay?
He pried open the supermarket that was closed for the holidays and moved the supplies on the shelves back to the dormitory alone. I was exhausted, but I felt a little more at ease.
However, he soon discovered that he knew nothing.
Can't fight, can't use weapons, can't even cook well. In the apocalypse, he is a complete loser.
He thought of the veteran Lao Wang who was the security guard at the school gate, so he took the initiative to ask for "cooperation"
An ordinary university teacher and an elderly school gate security guard, how do they deal with the apocalypse?
Reader comments
It's a rare post-apocalyptic novel that feels like a living person. It's very real. Although the pace is slow, it's very comfortable to listen to. It's the feeling I want. The author keeps writing. The last book I read also picked up little by little and I'm currently reading it [laughs]
Very well written. The only drawback is that the protagonist doesn't know how to store water and fuel.
It's good-looking, very bland, and there's no head-on fighting with zombies or anything like that. Like lucky ordinary people. Although the ending is a bit rushed, it is indeed the only zombie novel I have seen to the end. Other zombie stories have been transferred to death during battles
Not bad. I started to fantasize about something like this happening in college.
It looks good, feels great, and is real.
It's a good review. It has no special powers and is slow-paced and very realistic.
Not bad, quite interesting
Very interesting and beautiful
Come on! Effort! Update, don't give up
I like watching it. The rhythm is very good.
It's okay, okay, let's take a look
Haha, I've been falling asleep listening to this novel and I'm almost done with it.
The emotion is delicate and reasonable, and it feels like it would be like this if it really happened.
It's a rare post-apocalyptic novel that feels like a living person. It's very real. Although the pace is slow, it's very comfortable to listen to. It's the feeling I want. The author keeps writing. The last book I read also picked up little by little and I'm currently reading it [laughs]
Very well written. The only drawback is that the protagonist doesn't know how to store water and fuel.
It's good-looking, very bland, and there's no head-on fighting with zombies or anything like that. Like lucky ordinary people. Although the ending is a bit rushed, it is indeed the only zombie novel I have seen to the end. Other zombie stories have been transferred to death during battles
Not bad. I started to fantasize about something like this happening in college.
It looks good, feels great, and is real.
It's a good review. It has no special powers and is slow-paced and very realistic.
Not bad, quite interesting
Very interesting and beautiful
Come on! Effort! Update, don't give up
I like watching it. The rhythm is very good.
It's okay, okay, let's take a look
Haha, I've been falling asleep listening to this novel and I'm almost done with it.
The emotion is delicate and reasonable, and it feels like it would be like this if it really happened.
It looks good and feels quite real.