I Have an Online Friend from the Apocalypse

Zhou An'an's phone was struck by lightning. After it came back on, an unfamiliar person had appeared in her WeChat contacts. She was about to delete him when the stranger posted on Moments. April 1, Sunny. Severe air pollution, temperature: -10°C. Had porridge. The salted duck eggs are almost gone. Too many zombies around. Not a good day to go out. Zhou An'an: ??? Intrigued, she decided to play along and posted something herself. April 1, Sunny. It's so cold. My blanket is too thin. Ate my last packet of instant noodles. I want to go out and find food, but there are too many zombies. Someone please come save me, boo-hoo... Satisfied, she set down her phone and went to brush her teeth. But the next second, a message from the other person came through. "Please share your location." Check out my next novel: Back at Sixteen, I Can See My Life's Progress Bar Li Qiu spent her whole life missing out on things. Take dancing, for example. She studied it for over a decade, but had to give it up because her family ran out of money. Her grades weren't any better, either, so all she could do was attend a junior college. Then there was family. After failing the college entrance exam, she applied to a school far away. She didn't go home once during her three years there, and when she graduated, she received the news that her parents were divorcing. And work. She held countless jobs after graduation, giving each one up for one reason or another. By then, most of her classmates had stable careers, while she was still doing the most basic work. And love. She and her boyfriend spent five years in a long-distance relationship before she could no longer keep it up and asked to break up. The following year, he was transferred to her city, but by then he already had a wife. All these missed chances led her, on the eve of the Lunar New Year in the year she turned thirty, to stand alone on a rooftop and choose to end her meaningless life. As she was dying, she thought: If only life were like a game. No matter what you did, you'd gain experience. Experience would raise your level, and you could see how far you were from leveling up. Then you wouldn't give up so easily. When she woke, Li Qiu was back at sixteen, a year away from the arts entrance exam. A progress bar appeared before her eyes. Get into film school: 8921/10000 (Upon completion: +1 Acting, +2 Charisma, +1 Poise, +1 Dance) Theme: World peace.