No System, no supernatural abilities, no evolution, no harem, and no foreknowledge.
A realistic apocalypse survival story told from the perspective of an ordinary person.
The zombie virus suddenly breaks out, and a fellow tenant in his shared apartment mutates on the spot and attacks someone.
Fat geek Wu Yu wakes from a nap to find himself trapped in his own bedroom.
Outside the door are monsters gnawing on flesh and blood. In the hallway, roars rise and fall without end.
All he has are two boxes of instant noodles, two packs of bottled water, and a head full of survival-game experience.
Keep one door secure, and make every bite of food count.
An ordinary person's struggle to stay alive in the apocalypse begins with holding on to this tiny patch of ground.
A parallel new story set in the same world as An Ordinary Person's Zombie Apocalypse.
Man's nature at birth is good.
No one is born ruthless and decisive.
There are evil people in this world, and there are kind people.
The protagonist I write about is just one ordinary person among many.
Killing is only a desperate choice when there is no other way.
In the injustice of a dark apocalypse, all he can do is struggle through killing.
Even after killing countless people, he still wrestles with questions of humanity.
The reason he is tormented is not the sin of killing,
but that in a collapsing apocalypse, there is no path for kindness,
and nowhere to find justice.
Even trapped in a murky apocalypse,
he does not want to become part of the evil,
and wants to hold on to the boundaries of his humanity.
It's very good and guaranteed. I hope the author will update more and faster. I like the early plots and I'm not willing to go out quickly. More characters are being unlocked one after another, which is quite interesting.
Is this Lin Chen's second film?
Is this Lin Chen's parallel timeline?