Zombies Besiege the City, and Every Soldier I Make Is One Less

Lu Yuan transmigrates into a post-apocalyptic world overrun by zombies and is infected from the start. In four hours, he will turn into a zombie.

He activates the Civilization’s Spark System, but its restrictions are absurd: it can create only one soldier a day, and each one is gone for good; upgrading consumes all his energy, leaving him in debt the moment it’s done; and soldiers risk infection when fighting zombies. Unless they fight with everything they have, there won’t be enough energy to keep him alive.

Fighting zombies means earning energy, staying alive, and supporting more people. There’s never enough energy to go around, never enough food to eat, and the zombies never stop coming. This isn’t a power fantasy where the System crushes the zombies. It’s the story of an ordinary person and a group of people struggling to survive the apocalypse, going from “staying alive” to “keeping others alive,” and finally to “reclaiming their home.”

The System is a tool. People are the spark.