Apocalypse: I Took One Thing to the Extreme

The zombies are practically nonexistent; anyone can walk around freely. The protagonist is even practicing parkour on the road. There's absolutely no description of the zombies; they have no presence whatsoever, only occasionally popping up.

In this zombie movie, people can run around anywhere, cars can be driven freely, and excavators can roam the streets without any problems.

In the apocalypse, you can still drive? The roads must be completely blocked.

Is this description of a flint and needle for real? I know how to flick pebbles, but how do you flick a needle? Isn't it just flicking it?

This novel is a lighthearted and humorous story set in a post-apocalyptic world. The main highlights are the exhilarating and humorous moments brought by the protagonist's skills. The leveling-up process is neither too fast nor too slow, but rather moderate. The second highlight is the story. The author wanted to write some interesting stories and characters.

It's great, it gets better and better as it goes on. It's a comedy, which I really like.

At first, I thought it was too outrageous, but then I realized it was actually a hilarious and silly story.

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Ignore those haters' comments! This book ranks among the best survival novels I've ever read. It's just too short right now; I'm not satisfied with what I'm watching. Are there any other novels of the same genre that you would recommend?