After the Apocalypse, I Turned Myself In [Infinite]

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Jing Rui donated all his assets before realizing that it wasn't he who was going to die. It was the planet.

The other party even sounded aggrieved. [The planet is still young. It's going to die, and you still can't bring yourself to scold it?]

Jing Rui: "..."

With the apocalypse looming, he'd better get a secure government job as soon as possible.

The people of Nongguo noticed that the authorities had recently been putting out all sorts of strange publicity campaigns.

Take that recent poster, for instance: a handsome soldier in uniform aims his gun, with a sea of zombies behind him.

The public: Is this some kind of bizarre military recruitment ad?

After the movie came out:

The public: So cool, so cool, so cool! Please make this the new standard to beat!

Then there was another movie poster, with a gloomy, eerie background that looked like a horror film, but a row of armored tanks in the foreground.

The public: How weird. I'll take a look.

After the movie came out:

The public: Waaaaah, this feels so reassuring! Who started crying while watching? I won't say. Thanks, Mom and Dad, for letting me be born in Nongguo!

The movies were a huge hit, and director Jing Rui caught the public's attention too.

Jing Rui: It's not that I'm especially talented. You just don't understand how great it feels to have powerful people backing you.

Reporter, you're asking why the technology in the movies has become real?

I don't know. I'm not familiar with it. What does the scientific community have to do with Jing Rui?

1. An imagined future. The setting and story are fictional, so don't connect them to the real world!

2. This isn't about the entertainment industry. The main focus is dealing with the apocalypse.

3. The planet has no gender. The opening uses the protagonist's voice, but that will change later.

Theme: Work together to solve problems.