Natural Disasters: I'm Afraid to Die, Yet the Nation Calls Me a Prophet

[Apocalyptic natural disasters + turning everything over to the nation + ensemble survival + no zombies + light System]

The planet’s magnetic field flipped, and disaster struck. Earth was torn apart into scorching belts and storm rifts, while the surviving humans clung to life in ever-narrowing “safe corridors.” There were no zombie mutations, no mastermind behind it all, only merciless, implacable natural disasters that could not be negotiated with!

Lu Chen, an animal behavior graduate student who just wanted to scrape by in the apocalypse, unexpectedly awakened the “Animal Affinity System.”

Birds gave him a view from above, ant colonies warned him of ground ruptures and collapses, and deep-sea leviathans heralded the arrival of tsunamis.

Thanks to his ability to issue guaranteed warnings 30 minutes in advance, the government urgently assigned him to the highly dangerous Special Operations Unit Seven.

At first, the whole team thought he was a coward who feared death and backed down at the first sign of trouble. That changed when he repeatedly calculated the only way out of seemingly hopeless situations, used his predictions to force powerful warlords into retreat, and saved the lives of hundreds of thousands, even millions, of civilians!

As the final 72-hour survival countdown began, global disasters closed in on the center, and the safe corridors faced total annihilation.

With humanity forced to choose between holding their ground and evacuating, Lu Chen stood before the map, burning through the global animal-sensing network as he pointed toward the heart of the storm. “If there’s nowhere left to retreat, then we’ll follow the eye of the storm and carve out a path to survival!”

Only when humanity’s last sparks of life finally reached the far shore of a new era did people realize that the man who always claimed to be the most afraid of dying had become the prophet leading all of humankind.

This time, in the face of nature’s irresistible might, how will humanity win its ticket to the future of civilization?