Don't Mess with Mad Dogs

● Su Jiu had transmigrated, and discovered that her family had abandoned her in the zombie-infested trash zone outside the base.

To get back inside, she tucked a brick under her arm and forcibly stopped Fu Chenqiu's car. She gouged at his bulletproof glass with her bare hands, threatening him with her actions: If you don't take me back, I'll drag you all down with me!

Not long after returning to the base, Su Jiu beat up some thugs and exhausted herself. By accident, she overheard Minister Fu give a half-hearted reason for rejecting an admirer: Love can break an emotional deadlock, indifference can break the whole game. I only believe in data!

● Later, Fu Chenqiu, the base's greatest mind and the light of hope for humanity, developed an ever-growing research interest in Su Jiu: her body was battered, and she acted like a mad dog!

And so every action came down to one explanation: I need her data!

● A girl who treats herself like a consumable.

A man who calculates everyone as a variable.

A guide to reading this novel with your brain switched off:

The apocalypse, zombies, wild imagination, growing stronger.

All ability users have enhanced bodies. No flashy powers: strength depends only on how hard they can hit, how fast they can move, and how many life-or-death battles they've survived.

The heroine gets stronger throughout the story. Her body is built like a mad dog's, and when she goes wild, she even attacks herself.

The hero only believes in data.

The villains don't rely on shouting.

There is no golden finger in this story. Every bit of strength is paid for in blood, and every bit of care is hidden in data.

Theme: Even the greatest mind can't calculate everything.