Zombie Outbreak, I Don't Have to Go to Work and She Doesn't Have to Go to School

The day the zombies broke out, I finally didn't have to go to work. My name is Chen Mo, I am thirty-two years old and a good-for-nothing social worker. Ten years after graduation, I had no hope of promotion, my salary was not high, my boss asked me to work overtime every day, and my girlfriend was disappointed when she waited for me to get married. At three o'clock in the morning that day, I had just finished revising the plan requested by the leader. Looking out the window at the dawn, I had only one thought in my mind: If only this world were ruined. As a result, the world was really ruined the next day. In the company, the leader turned into a man-eating monster. In the school, the perfect female college student in everyone's eyes finally no longer has to be a good girl. Her name is Lin Zhixia. With excellent grades, good looks, and a gentle personality, she is a role model in the eyes of teachers and parents. But what she wanted to do most was just to have one day where she didn't have to go to school, smile, or look like that perfect girl. We got into the same taxi on the way to escape. "I don't have to go to school today," she said. I said, "It seems I don't have to go to work today." Later we discovered that the best thing about the end of the world is not that we don't have to go to work or go to school. But those things that once weighed us down, finally no one can use them to order us. From that day on, a good-for-nothing uncle who didn't want to go to work, and a genius girl who didn't want to go to school, began to complete a free journey that had been delayed for many years in a world where zombies were rampant.