The apocalypse has arrived, and zombies are everywhere.
Outdoor streamer Yang Yiming is filming a survival drill when he turns around and discovers that the zombies are real.
As he flees for his life, his phone starts livestreaming automatically, and the System binds him as “the internet's one and only safe streamer.” Even crazier, gifts from viewers, a bottle of water, a knife, a crate of ammunition, all turn into real items and appear out of thin air in his hands!
When the chat says someone is a spy, he names them offhand, and that person immediately suffers a streak of bad luck.
From then on, Yang Yiming sets off down a one-way road of “livestreaming exposés”: Someone is exploiting survivors? Call them out by name. Someone is creating a monopoly? Put them on trial live. As his audience grows, he discovers that every name he calls out is permanently blacklisted by the System.
This isn't about being reborn, there's no pocket dimension, and he doesn't rely on hoarding supplies.
The most terrifying thing about the apocalypse isn't the zombies, it's human nature.
But Yang Yiming just grins, phone in hand:
“Hey, folks, who do you want me to name next?”
