The end of the world is coming, and everyone awakens their fighting abilities.
Architecture student Bai Qiye awakened to the most useless "miracle construction" system.
Everyone is laughing at him because he only knows how to repair houses.
Until that day, zombies besieged the city, and the bases of the Alliance of Superpowers fell one after another.
Only his steel fortress remained standing.
In desperation, the country sent an emergency message——
"Comrade Bai Qiye, your shelter has been requisitioned."
"From today on, you are the last ark of mankind."
…
A few months later.
While the S-class superpowers were struggling to resist the zombie tide with their bodies, Bai Qiye was sitting in the command room of the fully automated fortress drinking coffee.
The zombies on the screen are attacking the city like a silent fireworks.
"Infrastructure is the ultimate answer to civilization."
"And I am the answer
Reader comments
This book is a souvenir after reading it. It unfolds from a macro narrative perspective, from the destruction of human civilization to the reconstruction of the defense system for the future with the protagonists (in the later period, there is no single protagonist. It is recommended to read with three stars. It can be read as a refreshing novel.
In terms of the character story as a whole, I think it's good. The characters are well drawn and full, the overall goal is consistent, everyone has firm beliefs, and there is rich emotion between everyone.
But from the reader's point of view, there are many flaws, such as superpowers, S-level divisions, and zombies. These settings have completely disappeared after more than ten chapters. The protagonist still has superpowers, including the development of human beings in the later stages. The role of superpowers is only in the early stages. The overall article is over-speeded, just to finish writing, so it covers a lot of things, and the ending only leaves suspense. Even the Observer article I don't know anything about Ming and other settings. In the later stage, I basically read character side stories, and in the early stage, there are no more than five protagonists to save the world. It is useless to carry the others around without any sense of existence, so I can understand the low rating. I hope that the next book can be written better or that it will not be published, but it is not easy to write a book. I wish the author a happy life and a happy ending as plain as the ending.
This book is a souvenir after reading it. It unfolds from a macro narrative perspective, from the destruction of human civilization to the reconstruction of the defense system for the future with the protagonists (in the later period, there is no single protagonist. It is recommended to read with three stars. It can be read as a refreshing novel. In terms of the character story as a whole, I think it's good. The characters are well drawn and full, the overall goal is consistent, everyone has firm beliefs, and there is rich emotion between everyone. But from the reader's point of view, there are many flaws, such as superpowers, S-level divisions, and zombies. These settings have completely disappeared after more than ten chapters. The protagonist still has superpowers, including the development of human beings in the later stages. The role of superpowers is only in the early stages. The overall article is over-speeded, just to finish writing, so it covers a lot of things, and the ending only leaves suspense. Even the Observer article I don't know anything about Ming and other settings. In the later stage, I basically read character side stories, and in the early stage, there are no more than five protagonists to save the world. It is useless to carry the others around without any sense of existence, so I can understand the low rating. I hope that the next book can be written better or that it will not be published, but it is not easy to write a book. I wish the author a happy life and a happy ending as plain as the ending.