Apocalypse Lease: The Tenant Comes from the Past

[Slow-Burn Realism, Ensemble Cast, Ordinary People Surviving the Apocalypse] No cheats, no hero saving the world.

On the third day of the virus outbreak, all communications went dead.

Otaku Mo Chen was trapped in his apartment, his food supplies exhausted.

He had no supernatural abilities and no mindless golden finger. He was just an ordinary person who felt fear and sometimes backed down.

When zombies broke through the door, he barely survived a perilous fight, relying on luck and a handful of makeshift tools.

Through the long days and nights of confinement, fear never left him. Drawing on the rudimentary skills he had learned as a boy, he pieced together a simple spear and endured countless nights when he was on the verge of a mental breakdown.

With his supplies dwindling, staying put meant certain death. He summoned all his courage and prepared to leave home in search of a way to survive. But just as his fingertips touched the building's front-door lock, on the verge of stepping outside, a cold, unidentified warning rang through the deserted hallway:

"You'll die if you go out like that."

No one knew whether it was a dying hallucination or a transcendent rule awakening in the depths of the catastrophe.

What kind of extraordinary authority lay behind that cold warning?

It could project people from any real historical event, whether from the distant past, recent times, or even yesterday. Nothing lay beyond its reach.

An ordinary man borrows the strength of people from the past to struggle for survival in a ravaged post-apocalyptic world.