Strange Apocalypse: I’ve Got This Polluted World Covered

[Post-apocalyptic wasteland + mutant species + sentinel + ensemble cast + contaminated zone]

The dark apocalypse has ended, and the wasteland era has begun.

Countless mutant species and bizarre contaminated areas are devouring human homes.

A remote town was swallowed up by a polluted area, and Yun Zhao, who had just awakened his abilities, was forced to lead the entire town to relocate.

Her background is shrouded in mystery, and her strength is terrifying.

He was a complete weakling who couldn't lift a finger, carry anything, or even use a gun.

She also possesses a spiritual body that is different from ordinary people.

The little guy always looks at people askance, as if they're trash, and he calls everyone he meets "useless."

*

Everyone knows this.

Xie Tu, an S-class sentinel at Dawn Base, has a spiritual form that is a violent fire phoenix.

Upon first meeting, the Fire Phoenix pointed at Yun Zhao's spiritual form and exclaimed, "It's so beautiful! I want to pluck all my feathers and give them to it."

Xie Tu said expressionlessly, "If you dare to run around naked, believe me or not, I'll turn you into a roast turkey and serve you on the table."

Fire Phoenix: "But it's so beautiful. Why am I not a peacock? I want to spread my tail feathers."

Xie Tu: "Shut up!"

*

Within the contaminated area, there are mutants that can speak and retain consciousness.

Remaining in the pre-apocalyptic contaminated zone 88.

A realm of temporal distortion, an endless abyss, a prison for souls, and a strange gatekeeper...

A group of people are saving the world, hoping that one day, peace will prevail and the world will be restored to its former glory.

Reading Guide:

1. No time travel, native female protagonist.

2. The contaminated zone is similar to a dungeon mode, with the main objective being to save the world.

3. Introduction: This is a piece of trash; I struggled for ages to come up with this. Please proceed to the main text.

Warning: This story features a male lead, but the romance develops slowly. It combines slice-of-life scenes with the main plot, exploring themes of national duty and righteousness. It's plot-driven and not a mindless wish-fulfillment story. Note! This is a romance novel!