Soul-Eating Peach Blossom Land

The end of the world has come, and the world has become chaotic overnight. Chen Musheng, a former armed police escort, woke up from his hospital bed and found that the hospital had become an empty city and "lost souls" who only had the instinct to eat were wandering on the streets. He groped his way through the ruins and met Lin Chuxia, an elementary school teacher who fled with his son, Lao Wang, a prison guard with special skills, and Zhao Tieshan, who had served as a prisoner but guarded a prison. A group of people who had been abandoned by the old world were trying to rebuild their homes in the wasteland using the remaining rules. From the industrial park to Yunshan Prison, they built generators, planted winter wheat, made crossbows, built patrol teams, and used their flesh and blood to prop up a high wall. But what is more deadly than the tide of corpses outside the wall is the crack in the heart of the people inside the wall; what is longer than hunger is the collapse of trust. When the teachings of the Pure Land Sect and hunger knocked on the iron door at the same time, they discovered that the most scarce thing in the end of the world was never food and bullets, but the belief that "tomorrow will come." This is an apocalyptic epic about ruins and reconstruction, rules and friendship, dignity in living and dignity in death. When civilization ebbs, those who still choose to raise the national flag are the real kindling.