When Jin He woke up, he found himself lying in a moldy motel room, blood still seeping from the back of his head. Outside the window, decaying human shapes wandered about, moving sluggishly and letting out hoarse growls. The streets were littered with overturned cars and dried blood. The world had fallen apart. Zombies were everywhere, and civilization was gone.
A firefighter from China had transmigrated by accident into this apocalyptic wasteland. What he had wasn’t a System that let him win prizes, kill enemies instantly, or become a master with a single slash. Instead, he had a strange interface called the “Wallbreaker.” It offered no world-defying weapons or super serums. It had just one function: scan people’s regrets, then make amends through action.
Save little Sophia, who was supposed to become a barn-dwelling walker. Stop Rick and Shane’s fateful showdown beneath the moonlight. Help Glenn avoid the bullet that was supposed to pierce his skull in the ravine. In this brutal world, Jin He has no earth-shattering superpowers, only the fitness of a former firefighter, survival skills worthy of an instructor, and a heart that can’t bear to watch good people die for nothing.
From the Greene farm to the abandoned prison, from encounters with the remnants of the National Guard to a showdown with the tyrannical Governor, Jin He uses a crowbar, a first-aid kit, and a few passive specialties granted by the System to repair the regrets that should never have happened in this land shrouded by death.
Ark Farm. That’s what the children named their little shelter: a boat that wouldn’t sink in the great flood. And Jin He’s job is to protect everyone aboard, defending their right to survive amid the towering tide of corpses and the undercurrents of human nature.
Come on, come on, come on! Origi Chapter 43 The word limit is stuck
It's very nice, but some passages are repeated.