The end is coming and zombies are everywhere.
Outdoor anchor Yang Yiming was recording a survival drill when he turned around and discovered that the zombies were real.
While escaping, the mobile phone automatically started broadcasting, and the system bound him as "the only safe anchor on the entire network." What's even more outrageous is that the rewards from viewers in the live broadcast room—a bottle of water, a knife, and a box of ammunition—all turned into physical objects and appeared in his hand out of thin air!
The barrage said who was the mole, but he was casual, and that person was unlucky on the spot.
From then on, Yang Yiming embarked on a path of no return in "live streaming to fight against fakes": Someone tricked the survivors? Exposed by name. Someone has a monopoly? Live trial. As the number of viewers grew, he found that every name he clicked would be permanently blocked by the system.
This is not rebirth, there is no space, and it does not rely on hoarding.
The most terrifying thing about the apocalypse is not the zombies, but the human heart.
But Yang Yiming held up his mobile phone and laughed:
"Everyone, who do you want to order next?"
