Doomsday Blind Spot

On the third day of the virus outbreak, Zhang Cheng ran out of food. He removed the shoe cabinet and opened the door that had been knocked for two days for the first time. Less than three meters away, the zombie was staring at a rolling tile spacer on the ground without jumping towards him who was closer. Later, Zhang Cheng confirmed bit by bit that as long as he was quiet enough and kept his distance, it would be difficult for zombies to recognize him as a living person. This is not invisibility, nor is it immunity. Sound will attract them, blood will irritate them, and people who are close to you will still be knocked down. There is no system, no space, and no warehouse filled with supplies in advance. All he could rely on was this blind spot that could fail at any time, and the equipment engineer's hands that knew how to fix things. From residential buildings to highways, from auto repair shops to shelters, Zhang Cheng repaired cars and water pumps, and also tried to pick up the scattered days with a group of survivors who had their own selfish motives. Until he was actually bitten while searching for medicine. He survived the usual time limit for transformation into a corpse. From that day on, the blind spot in the eyes of zombies became his way of survival, and it also became a secret that must not be known to outsiders. Some people want to use his blood to save their loved ones, some want to keep him for research, and some think that as long as more people can be saved, he has no right to refuse. Zhang Cheng knows how to repair machines. Later, he had to work with the people around him to develop a set of rules not to treat anyone as material.