[Micro-thriller + No CP + Half-life + Doomsday Survival + Strange Rules + Zombie Crisis + Unlimited Streaming]
I had just finished my monthly exam, and my mind was still a little confused, and the apocalypse hit me in the face.
What does it mean that zombies are just the first to attack? Are rules the fatal crisis?
Gray fog is coming, zombies are rampant, and rules are binding, but what is more terrifying than the disaster is the completely exposed human heart
Selfish plunder or moral kidnapping?
Choosing hypocrisy to stick together seems to be a good idea.
Lu Quan awakens his sense of guilt and can clearly see the maliciousness of everyone
Only by eradicating millions of sins can a new world be born
That's still too far away
It's better to think about how to survive from the mouth of a strange creature that knows how to deal with big dogs.
Then, use Chew Chew Chew on it, senior
This is my last big dog power!
Just a high school student who wants to take the summer off.
For the summer vacation that comes again
Forced to clean up zombies, break the rules, and rescue classmates
Just,
Lu Quan has been walking on thin ice all the way, and it's time to break the ice at this point.
Reader comments
I read all the chapters currently updated in one go. Let me start with the conclusion: the opening chapter is very gripping!
The gray fog apocalypse + the ability to look directly at the sins of all living beings. This setting really poked me. There is no cp main line to focus on survival, and there is no messy emotional line to interfere, which makes it very comfortable to watch.
At present, it can be seen that the author has integrated various elements such as strange rules, zombie crisis, and human game. The atmosphere is well prepared, everyone has their own thoughts, and the crisis comes not only from monsters, but also from human hearts.
The protagonist's superpower gameplay is very imaginative. He relies on "sin" to distinguish good from evil and struggles to survive in the apocalypse. We look forward to the development of more superpower uses in the future.
Small expectations: I hope that the rhythm will be stable in the follow-up, and the world view of the gray fog world will be more expanded, and the secrets behind the catastrophe will be unearthed, so that it will not collapse later. I will continue to follow up!
I read all the chapters currently updated in one go. Let me start with the conclusion: the opening chapter is very gripping! The gray fog apocalypse + the ability to look directly at the sins of all living beings. This setting really poked me. There is no cp main line to focus on survival, and there is no messy emotional line to interfere, which makes it very comfortable to watch. At present, it can be seen that the author has integrated various elements such as strange rules, zombie crisis, and human game. The atmosphere is well prepared, everyone has their own thoughts, and the crisis comes not only from monsters, but also from human hearts. The protagonist's superpower gameplay is very imaginative. He relies on "sin" to distinguish good from evil and struggles to survive in the apocalypse. We look forward to the development of more superpower uses in the future. Small expectations: I hope that the rhythm will be stable in the follow-up, and the world view of the gray fog world will be more expanded, and the secrets behind the catastrophe will be unearthed, so that it will not collapse later. I will continue to follow up!