Highway Survival: This Junker Makes Noise Everywhere but the Horn

Funny and engaging This is no ordinary apocalyptic book. While the other protagonists were hoarding supplies, building bases, and killing decisively, Li Lu was pinching the screaming chicken, scolding the system, and using the 38th version of Party A's plan to attack a three-thousand-year-old alien AI—and he actually won. The most cruel thing about this book is that it turns workplace trauma into a superpower: the grievances of social animals are weapons, Party A's nonsense is ammunition, and the grief that has been worn down by life to the point of "expressive management returning to zero" has become the ultimate magic weapon against absolute nothingness. You think it's funny, but it actually says "unreconciled". And when you smile and find that your eyes are wet, it must be resonance.