Bai Yue: "Hello, I'm Bai Yue."
Gu Zhou: "...Light?"
Hello, I'm your moonlight.
In the year 20XX of the Earth calendar, the Arctic glaciers melted, prehistoric permafrost resurfaced, and an unknown virus ran rampant.
Humanity failed to hold on to the fortresses built of steel and concrete. Every city fell to the living dead, becoming the final burial ground for its people.
Even humanity's best medical efforts proved powerless to fight back.
Carrying the last flicker of hope, I crossed half of China through scorched wasteland, asking humanity to rally its remaining strength and launch a rescue mission deep in a distant desert, one with no regard for survival.
This may be a journey from which no one returns, but I hope the last of humanity will keep pressing forward, one after another.
Because my teacher is holding out there, guarding humanity's last spark.
A realistic post-apocalyptic story, with no special powers and no System.
Bai Yue x Gu Zhou, no secondary couples.
An overly confident top who keeps testing his luck at the edge of disaster x a bottom who can complain internally but always keeps a cool face.
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My next book will be an infinite-flow post-apocalyptic story.
Global Insomnia
The sky screen was covered in white rice paper, with vermilion ink painting a red sun across the land. Painters lifted their brushes, scholars put ink to paper, and Earth became a nightmare of endless daylight.
When the light never fades and your birthday arrives, everyone must enter a new world.
Shh...
Only readers who clear the stages get to sleep.
Chi Yu, who was following his idol, looked up at the ink-wash sun in the sky and asked excitedly:
"Could you draw The Plum in the Golden Vase?"
The rice paper rippled in the wind, and the world of books unfurled across the land.
Chi Yu looked down happily. A gnome lit a lamp, a dragon raised its head, a king sought a husband, and a princess was cursed.
"But all I've ever read is The Little Mermaid! Ahhh!"
"Linked items have been cleared."
"Worldview setup complete."
"Entering guide mode."
"Birth Day 527. The guides are the painter and the scholar. The painter creates the images, and the scholar writes the text, building the worldview for Birth Day 527. All related documents have been cleared."
"Basic introduction complete. Beginning the first mandatory stage."
A dimly lit mine.
Chi Yu looked up and saw his idol wearing a cold expression.
Gu Yuan x Chi Yu
Cold, aloof, secretly passionate top x a bottom who's mischievous and loves to complain.
Slightly scary, stage-clearing infinite-flow story.
There are items, but no special powers.
Theme: Protecting the environment is everyone's responsibility. The fate of the world is everyone's responsibility.
But the original disaster was indeed caused by Lin Hao. If he hadn't taken out one of the tubes for culture without permission, his colleagues wouldn't have scratched their fingers during observation and become infected.
I feel like both of them are very confident... So afraid of taking opposite sides.
The layout is so dense that I feel out of breath when reading it via mobile phone.
After reading it, I was really surprised. It was written very well! Come on!
But how did the corpses in the cemetery become infected? Isn't it only through blood?
The protagonists kept talking dirty words, which really ruined the atmosphere. It made my nervous and exciting mood come to an abrupt end every time I couldn't reach the top. I couldn't get up or down, and I felt a little tired after a long time. Also, my understanding of soldiers is that they are usually rough and tumble, but they are steady and reliable when performing tasks, and they follow orders and prohibitions. Although the soldiers in the protagonist group do not show any unreliability, they give me the feeling that they are relatively loose and don't look like soldiers in a word. Then the copywriting is more serious, but the content is very cheerful? Anyway, it's not the same as imagined.
Family planning is good, there will be less zombies, hahahaha
Catch a bug, Lieutenant Colonel Bai dances with zombies
Finished with flowers, great!
I was very touched, but it seems that dried flowers are usually sealed with glue, right? Hot melt glue may not work (it's getting weaker and weaker, if you say it's wrong, just pretend you didn't see me, okay, ma'am...