Tell Me, Aren't You Scared!

Chu Mingzhou transmigrated into an apocalypse novel as a cannon-fodder character who appeared for three seconds before dying. To stay alive, he immediately joined the protagonist's group and constantly sought his chance to shine. But the apocalypse was full of danger. Besides mutated zombies, viruses, bacteria, and cross-infection were everywhere. Even a minor cold could take him out in one fell swoop. In the end, he died from a tiny cut he hadn't paid attention to while cooking. At that moment, he wanted to grab his teammate by the collar and tell him that the poorly sanitized knife was crawling with tens of thousands of viruses, all waiting to burrow through that 0.01-centimeter wound! There was no point saying more. Cannon fodder had no right to survive. After being reborn, Chu Mingzhou was determined not to make the same mistake again. Carefulness and caution were basic requirements; sterilizing and disinfecting became second nature. He would find the most complete supplies and gather the most practical weapons. Most importantly, he would carry alcohol, hypochlorous acid, Lianhua Qingwen, N95 masks, face shields, cephalosporins... Then he set himself a small goal: become the human who survived the longest in the apocalypse! * Yu Yin was the protagonist and love interest of The Fall of the Apocalypse. He was cold and formidable, uninterested in men, and the only person with three types of supernatural abilities, enough to set countless hearts aflutter. Even the protagonist gong had to go through eighty-one trials before he earned a single smile from him. Chu Mingzhou didn't dare let his heart flutter. He only wanted to live to a ripe old age. He had no intention of joining the protagonist's group this time. He was determined to keep a low profile, grow stronger, build up his strength, and stay far away from the chaos of the deadly love triangle. One day, Yu Yin shook off several admirers and unexpectedly discovered a rare high-level zombie in the forest. He was about to call in a team to deal with it when he noticed a fully armed “human-shaped creature” hiding in the bushes nearby, with only a pair of eyes showing. The man shot the zombie right between the eyes with an arrow. Just as Yu Yin was marveling at his precise attack, the man switched to a strange weapon and struck again, firing ten arrows in a row until the zombie's entire head looked like a pincushion! After the zombie was completely dead, the man didn't rush to plunder the spoils. Instead, he took out a container and began cleaning the recovered weapons with a clatter. Attack, finish it off, retrieve the weapons, disinfect them: the whole process flowed seamlessly, a startlingly unconventional sight in the zombie-killing world. Did killing zombies really require that many steps? Yu Yin: “...” I don't understand, but I'm deeply impressed! #Why is his health bar longer than the boss's# #He's so weird, let me take another look# #What's wrong with being straight? Don't be so hung up on gender# #Am I not beautiful enough, or are you just not up to it# A gong whose first priority is survival, whose strength is unknown but probably formidable, and who's straight x a beloved-by-all beauty shou with a hidden aversion to men, the original novel's beauty Gong POV, 1v1 (Blurb revised. The red packet sent to the lovely reader who tipped has been returned.) Theme: No matter how many difficulties you face, never give up hope. Keep searching for the light.