When unknown fever cases appeared in Linjiang City, Zhou Chen did not realize that the end had begun.
He is the supervisor of a cold chain warehouse in the northern suburbs, his wife Lin Wei is a nurse at a children's hospital, and his daughter Zhou Niangang is in kindergarten. During those days, antipyretics were unavailable in pharmacies, the hospital couldn't get through to the phone, and the kindergarten began taking temperatures repeatedly. The news called the wounding incident a "sudden mental disorder."
Zhou Chen thought that as long as he bought medicine, took back his wife and daughter, and guarded his home, everything would return to normal.
But the fever-reducing medicine was gone, the hospital was closed, the passes were invalid, and the supplies in the warehouse began to be targeted.
Infected people have no superpowers, cannot evolve, and cannot mutate. What is really scary is the doors that are closed one after another, the fact that everyone says "wait for the notice", and the fact that when food, medicine and children are in front of them, no one dares to believe anyone easily.
This is the story of an ordinary father slowly learning to survive in the apocalypse.
He doesn't want to be a hero.
He just wants to keep his family alive.
Reader comments
The prelude is pretty good. The only description of a government employee is that of an auxiliary police officer [facepalm]. It feels like the protagonist is in a post-apocalyptic stand-alone world.
The prelude is pretty good. The only description of a government employee is that of an auxiliary police officer [facepalm]. It feels like the protagonist is in a post-apocalyptic stand-alone world.