The Apocalypse Collided, So I Stole Another Novel’s Male Lead

Yu Yu, a college student who stayed up all night binge-reading an apocalypse novel, never imagined he would somehow get swept into the apocalypse himself, with no System and no abilities. Even more absurdly, he doesn’t meet the male lead of the “sweet romance” novel he was reading. Instead, he stumbles into the safe house of Lu Congnian, the male lead of another, “high-octane power fantasy” novel: a man renowned in the book for his cold ruthlessness, capable of carving a bloody path through a horde of zombies. “How do you know I’m going to the warehouse west of the city tomorrow?” Lu Congnian asks, his gun pressed to Yu Yu’s forehead, suspicion filling his eyes. Looking at the man before him, even more intimidating than the book described, Yu Yu can only steel himself and confess: “I’m from outside the book. You’re the male lead of another novel.” Those words bind together two people who were never meant to share the same “plotline.” They must face not only flesh-eating zombies and watchful survivors, but also a plot thrown into total chaos by Yu Yu’s transmigration. Allies who were supposed to be friendly turn against them, never-before-seen mutant creatures run rampant, and even the “fates” of the two books begin to pull against each other. In this crumbling apocalypse, Yu Yu’s ability to “foresee the plot” becomes both the most dangerous weapon and the only thing Lu Congnian trusts. When survival is no longer the only goal, and the way home stands opposed to the person beside him, Lin Ye realizes that rather than return to the familiar world, he would rather stay in this chaotic one and survive alongside the man who saves the last ration biscuit for her.