Song Yi survived in the post-apocalyptic world for four years. With the underground library his parents left behind, he fought his way to becoming a Tier Three evolver. On the verge of death, he activated a bloodline teleportation gate and landed straight in a restricted military zone in China in 2026.
While everyone else who transmigrates into the apocalypse rushes to stockpile supplies, stay alive, and fight over crystal cores, Song Yi thinks it over and decides to hand himself over to the state. The gate provides a fixed link between an apocalyptic base and a modern military zone. Crystal cores grant evolution, and a database holds the technology his parents left behind.
When apocalyptic raiders assume he’s just a lone hunter, a special forces squad, engineering vehicles, heavy weapons, and a research team appear behind him. A zombie horde charges the base? First, it’ll have to get past the power grid, artillery, and a national-level defense line. A beast lord guards the crystal cores? Then they’ll form a team, hunt it down, and use the cores to upgrade the gate.
Only when the virus’s progenitor sets its sights on the modern world does everyone realize that Song Yi is more than just a survivor. He is the only key between two worlds, and the state’s trump card in its counteroffensive against the apocalypse.
