Hardcore, realistic survival. Everyone is in danger. No golden finger, no System, no rebirth, no transmigration. When a virus suddenly breaks out in the real world and the apocalypse arrives, how can survivors stay alive in a world where order has collapsed, and confusion, panic, numbness, and greed reign?
He foresaw the virus’s arrival. He stockpiled enough supplies to last two years and built a shelter deep in the Beis Mountains.
But he hadn’t made it into the mountains yet.
The virus broke out right beside him. Someone who was lining up to pay one second was shoving a neighbor into a crowd of zombies the next, buying three seconds to escape. He dragged his uncle into a supermarket and watched morality and civilization collapse with his own eyes. Some people shoved their companions into the undead, while others climbed onto the suspended ceiling, then turned around and bolted the hatch shut over the ladder.
No rescue. No hope. The only choice is to survive.
A retired special forces soldier and a group of ordinary people fight for every inch of ground in the ruins of Europe. Everyone is in danger, and anyone could be lost at any moment. Soft-hearted people won’t make it past the third chapter.
The apocalypse’s greatest enemies aren’t zombies. They’re hunger, mistakes, arrogance, wishful thinking, and human nature.
It's very realistic, with a captivating and well-developed plot. Every scene is worth analyzing, the logic is clear and rigorous, and the fight scenes are clean and crisp, without any unnecessary frills. I hope the author updates soon!
I love reading hardcore post-apocalyptic survival stories.