Another attempt at the apocalyptic theme. The previous book "Zombies Knocking on the Door" is a little more pure. Start from the beginning seriously.
The first biting incident occurred at Hailan University on Sunday afternoon.
The student who was crying for help a few minutes ago stood up again after bleeding to death.
The campus broadcast was interrupted, the door was blocked, and the sound of banging on the door continued to be heard in the dormitory building. Gu Yanchuan was trapped on the sixth floor of the boys' dormitory with no guns, no powers, and no system to exchange supplies.
All he could rely on were a few ordinary classmates and things that could be found everywhere in the dormitory.
The bed board becomes a shield, the mop pole is tied to a fire connection, and the fire extinguisher becomes the last resort weapon.
But the truly scary thing is never just a zombie.
Familiar roommates conceal the bite, survivors behind the door dare not open the door, and those who go out to rescue may never come back. With water, electricity and food running out, everyone had to leave the dormitory, clean the floors, block the stairs, rescue the survivors of the female dormitory, and venture into the campus supermarket surrounded by corpses.
One wrong sound can attract an entire layer of infected people.
One wrong opening of the door may destroy everyone's defense.
They learn to fight in the tide of corpses, learn to cooperate in death, and gradually see clearly the good and evil of living people in the face of resources and power.
There is no chosen one.
There is no savior.
This is the story of a group of ordinary students, starting from the dormitory blockade, fighting their way out of the zombie siege and trying to re-establish order.
And all this just started with the first knock on the door.
