The Last Human Who Didn't Transmigrate

After the end of the world, the spaceship Noah's Ark carried the surviving humans through the universe in search of a new home.

No one could endure the tedium of drifting through space, so immersion pods were put into service. Everyone aboard entered a virtual world called Home: a peaceful paradise without disaster or hunger, where they could live in beautiful villas and receive generous stipends without having to work.

Before long, people forgot the apocalypse and the fact that they were still adrift, treating Home as their true refuge. Until one day, they discovered they could no longer leave the virtual world and return to reality...

Those who believed Home was the real world tried to pretend everything was fine, but then came acute desiccation syndrome, mass sleepwalking, a pregnant woman torn apart by her fetus, a rebellion of digital people...

The shadow of the apocalypse had never lifted.

Meanwhile, Wu Ting, the only living human aboard Noah's Ark, discovered that the virtual digital people from Home were invading reality. And in the seemingly silent, empty universe, an unknown danger was also brewing...

Noah's Ark's only pilot, cleaner, corpse mover, and caretaker of the living dead, Wu Ting, finished another exhausting day of work and wearily climbed into an immersion pod.

[Device connected. Welcome home!]

[Administrator privileges detected. Please enter the activation command.]

"We have no home. Our time is running out. Not even our bones will remain."

[Victory is certain!]

"Yeah, victory is certain!"

1. BG, plot-driven. An unknown background character X a born leader who seems sweet but is secretly dark and a little crazy.

(I've written over a hundred chapters and there's still no romance, so I'm not deciding on a male lead. We'll see how things go. Whoever the female lead falls for will be the one.

The "cultured and refined senior researcher with a calculating mind" mentioned in the previous blurb will still be an important character, even if he doesn't end up as the male lead. His scenes won't be cut. But given the female lead's rebellious nature whenever someone tries to control her, they might not develop feelings for each other. They could even end up fighting...

I'm really sorry for changing things! When I started writing, I didn't realize the female lead would have this kind of personality. I'm worried that forcing a pairing would make her act out of character.

If there's a confirmed couple before the novel ends, I'll add it to the blurb.)

2. An unconventional apocalypse story with an anti-utopian setting. It takes place in a fictional world and has some mildly frightening scenes, but because the female lead loves having fun, her perspective makes it feel silly and lighthearted.

3. The protagonists, supporting characters, and even the passersby are all a little unhinged. The characters' values and opinions don't represent the author's.

4. Routine edits are just to fix typos. If I revise the plot, I'll note it in the title.

Theme: Do good deeds, and don't worry about what lies ahead.