The Zombies Are Coming But I’m Laying Down At Home (TZACBILDAH)

While reading the novel, Fu Erdie couldn’t help but think more than once that in the apocalypse, she could only wait for death.

She can’t drive a car.

She can’t navigate the roads.

She can’t cook.

As for physical strength… even without encountering zombies, a sudden drop in temperature would cause her to catch a cold and fever, leading to her demise.

As a waste of the new century, she sincerely hoped for a prosperous world without illness or disaster. She wanted to live a life of drawing illustrations at home, earning a living while muddling through.

But fate played a joke on her.

After a drizzling rain, this world underwent mutations.

Zombies and the rotting smell of decay were everywhere.

Looking down from the window on the fifteenth floor, she saw panicked crowds, congested roads with stalled cars, and the small noodle shop she used to frequent now covered in bloodstains.

Everything shattered Fu Erdie’s illusions and brought her back to reality.

This world had truly mutated.

Fu Erdie decided to venture out to find her relatives and, by the way, take a gamble on whether she would turn into a zombie or gain special abilities.

Summoning her courage, she opened the door, then quickly retreated and closed it again.

The zombies in the corridor were too terrifying!

One response to “The Zombies Are Coming But I’m Laying Down At Home (TZACBILDAH)”

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    Rose

    Thank you for translating

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