Surviving Against the Odds Under the Blazing Sun

The completed volume will be switched to paid chapters starting October 11. The novel The Major Says I'm Dangerous also further explains where the carrion beetles came from and what caused Earth to enter the apocalypse.

Synopsis

Tang Yu, a cool-headed, scheming scientist who loves adventure, bottom × He Lei, a handsome, devoted, powerful major, top

“There are no zombies at the end of the world, just mummies and a damn skin disease.” This is something Tang Yu often says after reading the historical novel Fantasies of Human Civilization.

It's 2252. Everyone who has survived temperatures nearing 60 degrees Celsius knows that intelligence is what matters most. Without it, you can't find a job in the City of Science and Technology. You can only starve to death or become a homeless person in the lower classes, your freedom restricted.

Thanks to his talent, Tang Yu becomes one of the top medical biologists and researchers. He is one of the pioneers in curing the skin disease caused by PCI-H, a virus that thrives in high temperatures, and a landmark figure who develops technology for the external development of fertilized eggs, enabling humanity to coexist with its mortal enemy, parasitic spirits.

Despite all these honors, Tang Yu can only smile bitterly. Mars and the Moon cannot be colonized, and current space technology cannot support long-distance human travel.

What can humanity do with the time Earth has left?

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PS:

1. This is an ensemble story, always centered on the PCI-H virus, spirits, and carrion beetles.

2. The so-called spirits aren't supernatural beings. It's simply what humans call dangerous enemies they can't see.

3. The Padoha mentioned in the story serves to illustrate the spiritual emptiness and despair of people in the apocalypse. It is not intended to promote superstition.

Theme: Protect the environment, prevent land desertification, and stop polluting the oceans