The apocalypse arrived, and the virus tore civilization apart.
Everyone who was bitten faced only two choices: death, or becoming a mindless zombie.
Chen Lie had been a terminal cancer patient, waiting for death to pass judgment.
On the day the apocalypse broke out, the virus swept through the city, and he failed to escape its bite. After seven days of hellish fever, the fate everyone expected never came.
His wounds rapidly scabbed over and healed. The virus did not consume him; instead, it remade his body.
He did not lose his human consciousness. He became something else, gaining tremendous strength, but he had to keep eating high-energy food.
Only he could swing the 160-kilogram greatsword.
No one knew the price: his body was constantly mutating, every moment of every day, while his humanity flickered like a candle in the wind, liable to go out at any time.
A makeshift team followed in his wake: a seasoned combat engineer, a young thief who scraped by from day to day, and a sniper doctor who saved people with a rifle. Each carried the scars of the past, and all they wanted was to struggle on and stay alive.
They only hoped to find a safe stronghold, far from the fighting, yet fate kept pushing them toward the ultimate secret of the virus.
Two terrifying signals were slowly drawing near from north and south. Deep in the northern continent, a ruler of the land lay in wait. Beneath the southern seas, dark currents stirred, giving birth to one savage underwater mutant after another.
The isolated island they relied on for shelter was no longer a haven.
More and more living things were mutating. Mutant beasts and twisted vegetation spread across the land, while survivors struggled to stay alive amid the ruins.
Chen Lie suddenly realized:
This planet was slowly transforming into a vessel for another, unfamiliar civilization.
The grand plot line and various hidden foreshadowings are the author's dedicated work. I hope readers can read it patiently. It is comparable to a masterpiece like Resident Evil. If you like Resident Evil, don't miss it.