On the third day of the global zombie outbreak, retired scout Lin Ye opened his eyes and transmigrated into the body of a food deliveryman with the same name. The city had already fallen completely.
The original owner had been delivering food when a beautiful customer bit through his forearm. Transmigrated Lin Ye woke up.
From what he remembered, anyone who was bitten was doomed to die and turn into a zombie.
But three days passed, and his wound healed. The zombie horde walked right past him without a second glance.
He had become the only "living infected" in this wasteland.
The zombie virus gave him strength far beyond that of an ordinary person.
No System interface, no supernatural abilities, no immortal emperor.
All he had was a fire axe, a truckload of canned food, and a group of people willing to trust him with their backs.
A female doctor who kept his secret, a taciturn police officer, a truck driver who was rough but perceptive, and a child he had sworn to protect.
But the most dangerous things in the wasteland had never been zombies.
Warlord strongholds carving up territory, "zombie hunters" who killed infected people for rewards, and fanatics who proclaimed that those who stayed behind were the new humanity were all hunting this "man who should not exist."
When a horde of five thousand zombies reached the city gates, when his former comrades aimed their guns at him, when the secret of the cure lay hidden in his blood...
It's okay to be kind, but the groups you encounter are all pitfalls, and if you step on all the pitfalls, why can't you lead this group of people to form a new group? Do you have to join the old forces? Moreover, the biggest advantage of the male protagonist not being afraid of corpse transformation is not reflected very much.