An unknown, aggressive epidemic struck Hangzhou. Those infected quickly rose again after dying, having lost their reason and driven by instinct to bite the living. With no vaccine or effective treatment, the city’s emergency response system collapsed within hours. Water, electricity, gas, and communications all failed one after another, turning sealed apartment buildings into isolated islands that kept danger out but trapped the survivors inside. Mu San, a 29-year-old overweight, unemployed homebody, had stocked up on large quantities of rice, flour, and bottled water with his parents before the disaster broke out. Now he was alone on the eleventh floor of Jinbei Jiayuan. With no fighting experience and little stamina, he struggled to survive in a building spiraling out of control, relying only on the supplies he had prepared, survival tips he had found online, and a cautious, pragmatic mindset.
Brother, you are 29, not 9 years old. . Why don't your parents take you to buy it?
What a great read. The plot, three perspectives, and characterization are all quite exciting. It can be considered a pretty good post-apocalyptic zombie novel. From the moment we arrived at Shunda Auto Repair Shop, it became verbose, with long dialogues, and the plot also became cumbersome and intellectually depressing.
It's a pretty good apocalyptic novel with good details. Worth a look
Well written, cheers to the author
The writing is very good and detailed. The author must stick to it.
Come on, author, update as soon as possible