"Back to the Doomsday, I Rely on Future Technology to Save Humanity" [Death Loading + Retrospection + Doomsday City + National Cooperation + Imagination]
Lu Li woke up in the apocalypse full of zombies and awakened to restart the system. Unfortunately, he was killed by zombies at the beginning, and when he opened his eyes again, he was back in the university dormitory.
Die once, read the file once. He travels back and forth between the end of the world and reality again and again, bringing future technology and cultivation techniques 200 years later back to modern times, restarting human civilization, and grabbing a glimmer of hope for mankind in despair!
"Comrade Lu Li, are you saying that you can travel to the future 200 years later and humanity is still destroyed?"
"Yes, chief. I need help from relevant national departments."
"Comrade Lu Li, the country will always be your strong backing."
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Many years later, Lu Li stood at the United Nations awards ceremony and listened to the host read out his resume, feeling filled with emotion:
"Lu Li: a great mentor of human civilization, a great prophet, an all-round scientist proficient in mathematics, physics, and chemistry, the strongest gene unlocker, and a recipient of the Medal of Outstanding Contribution to Humanity..."
Humanity is destroyed? Read the file again!
Reader comments
Looks good! Fortunately, I didn't give up on the article. The author must continue to write more! The first two chapters were thought to be a traditional monster-fighting and upgrading article, but I didn't expect that the author's world view and thoughts were so grand. It was not a traditional article. The timeline was constantly closing and expanding, and the plot was too smooth. New readers must keep reading! There will be surprises!
Looks good! Fortunately, I didn't give up on the article. The author must continue to write more! The first two chapters were thought to be a traditional monster-fighting and upgrading article, but I didn't expect that the author's world view and thoughts were so grand. It was not a traditional article. The timeline was constantly closing and expanding, and the plot was too smooth. New readers must keep reading! There will be surprises!