I Am Enchanted by the Suona

In the third year of the apocalypse, zombies are rampant and supernatural powers awaken. Some people control fire, some control thunder, and some become saints physically. And Wan Sanqi's awakened power is a suona - an instrument played to the dead during weddings and weddings before the end of the world. Her teammates laughed at her as a loser and pushed her off the highway into a wave of corpses. She was blessed with great fortune and did not die. Instead, she discovered other uses of the suona. For example: when the suona sounds, zombies with insufficient level will surrender, allowing those undead souls who have lost their minds to find their final peace in the sound of the suona. Another example: play a song when you are happy to cheer everyone up. She played "Seven Passes of Crying", and the zombies knelt down and offered their crystal cores. She played "General's Order", and the corpses formed a formation and charged like an army. She plays "Requiem" and hundreds of zombies rest in eternal rest. If zombies don't like listening to music, Wan Sanqi also knows a little bit about fists and kicks. The copper bowl suona weighs seven and a half kilograms. After tempering, it weighs thirty-six kilograms. It can crush the head of a mutated beast with one stick, which is better than any other supernatural power. She established a "mourner's camp" to accept only useful people and not waste. She uses the corpse army to patrol and guard, and uses crystal core trading to monopolize the apocalyptic economy. As Suona's level increases, she reveals the shocking truth: the zombie virus is not a natural disaster, but a man-made disaster. A group of people hiding in the "Holy Land" caused all of this. They live broadcast the suffering on the surface in the paradise, watching humans struggling in the quagmire, and giving rewards to decide whether to release monsters or supplies. And the holy land is in the Ankara Mountains beneath everyone's feet. She smashes the live broadcast host, releasing the antidote. The zombies died, but the people who were bitten survived, but were left with lingering side effects. Every year on the memorial day, she puts on the dishes and chopsticks and plays the song "Crying Seven Passes". Many years later, a legend spread among the ruins, about a woman who played a suona. Zombies did not dare to approach the place where she walked. She helped people bury the dead and asked for nothing but a glass of wine. One sunny afternoon, she leaned against the abandoned car where the first zombie knelt down to worship her, and closed her eyes. The suona fell at my feet, reflecting the last golden light. Wan Sanqi: decisive in killing, interests first, no CP It can be said to be a micro-group portrait, with warmth of family and friendship. Avoid lightning: Wan Sanqi is a somewhat cold-blooded person, but he also has moments outside of order. Mission: Never lack the courage to expose darkness