[My next novel, "A High Schooler's Survival Guide to Infinite Worlds," is coming soon: a passionate ensemble story. The blurb is at the bottom. Please bookmark it!]
(Updated daily. The little red flower isn't lit because I didn't manage 3,000 words in a single day.)
On a quiet Wednesday afternoon, Chu Li's roommate left to tutor a student.
She had just opened the door when she immediately shut it again, then turned around with a complicated expression.
"I'm not joking. There's a zombie at the door."
The apocalypse arrived quietly after an afternoon nap. Order collapsed, and communications went down.
After locking the dorm room door, Chu Li struggled with herself for a while.
In the end, she pulled a knife out from under her pillow and dragged a box of survival supplies from beneath the desk, stocked with plenty of high-calorie food.
There were also thermal blankets, a radio, a first-aid kit, ice packs, and more.
Chu Li had always been a pessimist, afraid that the apocalypse would come one day.
In recent years, news about global warming or extreme cold had made her anxious.
So she secretly stockpiled a few things in case of extreme temperature changes.
Just as she resolved to use these supplies to get through the crisis with her roommates...
· Her roommate, who was obsessed with idol performances every day, had actually been worried about tsunamis because the school was near the sea:
She opened the cupboard plastered with posters of her idol and took out a packed inflatable dinghy and four life jackets.
· Her roommate, a study fanatic whose entire life was in the study room, had actually been worried about a radiation outbreak:
She took four hazmat suits, a Geiger counter, potassium iodide tablets...
· Her roommate, who took tutoring jobs in every spare moment to make money, had actually been worried about ancient viruses reappearing:
She opened a huge 28-inch suitcase stuffed with masks, disinfectant, protective suits, and all kinds of medicine.
Chu Li: "…"
Good news: My roommates all predicted the apocalypse.
Bad news: They all guessed wrong.
When all four radios could only emit harsh static, the despairing students lay silently dying in their beds, surrounded by wandering zombies. The world fell silent.
They knew the school was a far harsher place to survive than they had imagined.
But there were no early morning classes in the apocalypse, and new strength emerged even from despair.
The dorms became safe zones, the teaching buildings became strongholds, and the library became an intelligence center... Beneath the appearance of a world brimming with life, undercurrents churned.
The nation's future flowers made full use of the school's resources, determined not to waste the tuition their parents had just paid.
They held "College Student Apocalypse Survival Classes" in the classrooms and dismantled machine tools for parts to make weapons.
They beat their chests and wailed over not having paid attention in class, and could now only learn from books in the library as they went.
The metalworking workshop became an armory. Alcohol and disinfectant from the chemistry lab became hot commodities.
Bicycles and scooters were converted into mobile fortresses.
They gave zombies nicknames and joked about their situation. Everyone learned to find joy in hardship.
But as time passed, the zombies' bodies began to rot. The threat diminished, but other dangers began to emerge.
They realized the school couldn't shelter them forever. To survive, they would have to leave the campus.
Reader's guide:
1. The original main cast is Chu Li and her three roommates. Other people will join later, and the small group includes both men and women.
2. A full-scale apocalypse, with order almost completely collapsed and slowly being rebuilt.
3. The first volume takes place at school. In the second volume, they leave school and enter society.
4. The same world has other apocalypses after the zombies.
5. The heroine and her roommates' predictions aren't pure coincidence. This will be explained later.
*A high school infinite-world story
A murder took place at Ying Xun's high school.
To suppress news of the incident, the school forcibly restricted the students' freedom and made them attend classes in their classrooms.
Ying Xun accidentally discovered the victim's cause of death and began to consider investigating the truth.
But she ran into other students who were secretly investigating, too.
As the teenagers carried out their absurd investigation, Ying Xun was quietly dragged into nighttime slaughter.
By day, they were high school students crushed under the weight of schoolwork. By night, they were powerful players roaming their own corners of an infinite world.
Reader's guide:
1. The story centers on high school students.
2. Though it's an ensemble story, they're not all on one team. Some are good friends by day and bitter enemies by night.
Together, they're a blazing fire; apart, they're stars across the sky.
3. The protagonists will grow up, and the romance only begins after they do.
Theme: Tuition shouldn't go to waste. Fight to survive.
I don't quite understand his motive for committing suicide. Being tempted by the triple crystal core shows that he is ambitious and has desires. The protagonist group has let him go. Shouldn't his reaction be that he is lucky, or does he think that the school will be destroyed by Su Zhe and he will die sooner or later?
The undercover in the Art Building came in so late. It feels like there is a lack of information. If every stronghold knew about the undercover, it should be easier to deal with.
I hope this Su Zhe's death is miserable.
He Yushan is awesome. To be honest, she is the strongest in this fighting scene. Her character design is also more three-dimensional and her personality is particularly outstanding. She can fight several people even if she has no superpowers. The heroine will be seriously injured if she suddenly awakens her superpowers without using the golden finger. Even if her back legs are crippled, she will seize the opportunity to regain her superpowers and attack again. She has a very strong sense of fighting, just like what she said at the end, if the chain is not long enough. One more person can be taken away. She is more like someone who can survive in the apocalypse. If she were not the villain here, she would be the template for a decisive heroine in another article. In comparison, the heroine team has no rules and is very immature. She knew clearly that it was the Hongmen Banquet but did not prepare an attack plan in advance. She allowed herself to enter the forbidden area and go deep into danger. When she later faced off against the two villains, she always wanted to keep her mouth open. In fact, you and that Liu Guotao had a blood feud and killed his son. How could he tell the truth? He Yushan is a ruthless person. Her legs were crippled and she couldn't live anymore, so she couldn't tell the truth. She might even lie to you. After all, she can't even survive. , I don't care about you, I should just kill them two, wasting the opportunity in vain, just for the heroine to awaken her powers and the relationship between Xu and Wang to heat up. If you look at it this way, you will feel that the heroine group is very indecisive, a bit weak, and not satisfying enough.
Hurry up, hurry up, I want to take care of all the teaching buildings and administrative buildings in one go.
What a hasty ending and weird logic. Why did he commit suicide? I even want to ask, why did the protagonist group let him go? I took on the role of one of the protagonists. When I thought about this kind of character staying with my mother for a long time, I would definitely not give him a chance to live. And why would a person who is repeatedly scared when threatened with death commit suicide if he is let off? Is it more logical to choose to escape?
It is said that those who kill the Holy Mother are Sheda. If you kill this first and then that, one day you will be attacked.
Hasn't it been updated recently? Qwq
"The students who took out the statues from the school..." Gave the author a big bug~
Goose goose goose xswl