At the end of the world, Si Xiu stumbles into a train squad made up entirely of his ex-girlfriends.
The innocent girl he grew up with looks at him aggrievedly. “Brother Xiu, didn’t you promise to marry me?”
The cold, aloof campus beauty glares at him. “This time, you came to me of your own accord!”
The gentle and beautiful older girl next door smiles without warmth. “You’ve been hiding for so long. Had enough?”
The delicate, pitiful underclassman is on the verge of tears. “Brother Xiu, please don’t leave me again. You’re all I have…”
His wealthy arranged-marriage partner radiates authority. “Our engagement still stands. You were always meant to be mine!”
The dazzling, dangerously unhinged beauty is wild with bloodlust. “I finally caught you. You’re not getting away!”
All six raise their eyes in unison, fixing their gazes on him as they close in step by step.
At that moment, he feels like the zombies outside might not be so scary after all.
But when it rains, it pours: a fanatical, deranged Zombie King is hot on his heels.
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In the apocalypse, a mobile train is the safest fortress there is.
The wasteland lies in ruins. Survivors struggle to stay alive, while zombies and natural disasters never let up.
Yet even in the direst circumstances, human scheming never disappears.
The people aboard the train must fight the dangers of the apocalypse and fend off zombie hordes, while also navigating the ruthless games of human nature, battling for a sliver of hope amid endless intrigue.
[Full-time author, all written by hand, over 10,000 words a day. Read with confidence.]
The story has multiple female protagonists (female Quan Jie), the male protagonist is set up as a mature character, and the daughters-in-law are very powerful.