The first one is a true doomsday survival zombie novel, with no powers, no space, no evolution, no invincibility, and no rebirth. It rejects divine dramas and creates a hard-core zombie novel. The apocalypse shown in this book is dark, cruel and desperate. There is not so much comfort as in many divine dramas. There are no kings, queens and human emperors. There are no countless supplies. There is no way to predict the end without starting the game. The end of the world is just like our ancestors who were in dire straits during the Anti-Japanese War. Even if they tried their best and defeated countless elite divisions, there was still no hope of victory. Only those who have been on the verge of life and death can truly understand the meaning of life. As long as you are alive, the things you want to protect have meaning. The second book is a mind-boggling game with a hilarious twist. When a diaosi programmer traveled through time, he was intercepted by Bai Wuchang, the underworld, and signed an unequal labor contract to him as an employee of his own game company, specifically asking him to design games to abuse human players and collect negative energy. But as a senior programmer, Lucky, how can he be manipulated by others? He has the final say in his life. Let's see how the programmer can change his life against the odds and play with the Underworld Game Company hilariously.
Witnessing his father's murder, he became an experimental subject, but escaped with his strong will and joined the rebel Langya Army. He carries the mysterious "Original Blood" and continues to grow in his journey to pursue the secrets of his bloodline and fight against the empire.
Deer Steps on Yongchen
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All Things Can Be Nourished, Beauty Helps Me
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Damn, Dark Zone Breakout Helped Me Become a God.
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Song Zhi's Stubbornness in the Condor Shooting
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See You Soon! the Underworld Is Looking for Me to Play Games
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Becoming the Emperor of the Empire Starts by Joining the Rebels
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Republic of China: I Have a Game System
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Back to Thirty Years Ago
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