Doomsday: I Start by Summoning an Infantry Company

[System + Apocalypse + Military + Farming + No Protagonist Suffering + Packed with Thrills]

The seventy-second hour after the disaster struck. A military training base on the outskirts of Jiangcheng.

Major Chen Feng, a staff officer in charge of training, faced a horde of 2,000 zombies with only 20 armor-piercing rounds left when he activated the [Global Military Base System].

Novice gift: one 120-person infantry company, fully equipped with QBZ-191 assault rifles, QLU-11 sniper grenade launchers, and PF-98A rocket launchers.

The troops summoned by the System are flesh and blood, with real feelings. Their records automatically sync with the national defense system: the theater command can verify them, their ranks are legitimate, and no one can find fault with them.

While other people scavenge canned food in the ruins, Chen Feng studies the tactical map in his command center.

“Reporting, Brigade Commander! A zombie horde has been spotted ahead!”

“Send in the Type 99A tanks, then bring up the Type 04A. Infantry, spread out! Remember, take out their command nodes first!”

Points are earned by killing zombies and rescuing civilians, and can be exchanged for anything: from bullets to main battle tanks, from rations to field hospitals.

The protagonist’s rank automatically rises as the base upgrades: Lieutenant Colonel and Deputy Brigade Commander → Senior Colonel and Brigade Commander → Major General and Division Commander → Lieutenant General and Commander.

From 120 troops to tens of thousands; from holding the base to liberating cities; from clearing the entire province to launching a nationwide counteroffensive.

Then one day, a drone sent back footage: the zombie horde was breaking through the skirmish line and closing in, while an unknown signal device had appeared on the roof of a toll station...

Chen Feng lit a cigarette. “Looks like something’s directing those bastards from behind the scenes.”

(This book’s System needs no explanation, the protagonist is no saint and suffers no abuse. Expect plenty of weapon details, tactical command, and combat dialogue: a pure, hard-core power fantasy.)