Lin Feng, a transmigrator from another world, arrives in a zombie apocalypse and becomes the key to igniting the spark of civilization.

Rising from the Atlanta camp, he used his military wisdom to build the Freedom League: taming the thug Moore, outsmarting the governor's conspiracy, ending the cannibalism, defeating the Saviors' enslavement, and protecting the glimmer of humanity amidst the Whisperers' hordes. Moore and Daryl's bond forged in arms, Negan's redemption from tyrant to prisoner, and Carol's transformation, together weave an epic tale of the apocalypse.

When the Federation—this "fortress of revival" possessing electricity and an army—barely revealed its fangs, its hierarchical oppression and annexation ambitions became blatantly obvious. Lin Feng led his troops to defend the border to the death, Moore's twin swords tore through the enemy lines, and Negan offered a psychological warfare strategy. Sabotage behind enemy lines, popular uprisings, technological confrontations—the flames of freedom spread like wildfire. On the night the Federation's high walls collapsed, Mercer's defection and Pamela's suicide heralded the end of tyranny.

The newly formed "Union" rebuilds from the scorched earth: Morgan teaches non-lethal self-defense, Carol plants flowers at the orphanage, and Morse and Negan, arch-enemies, stand guard against the snowstorms of the North. The younger generation raises the torch of civilization: Carl teaches combat, Lydia identifies herbs, and Hershel runs through the wheat fields.

The walkers still roam, the undercurrents never cease. But faith remains steadfast:

We are not zombies.

What!

Just as he was about to receive a hefty bonus and prepare to travel the world, he choked to death on alcohol because he was so excited.

He was transported to the world of The Walking Dead and told that only by completing the system's missions could he save himself in the real world.

So Bella and the main characters worked together to kill zombies, build a community, and welcome new people.

Everyone says it's all about sex, not feelings, but... can anyone tell me why I'm surrounded by so many "wolves"?

Bad news: I'm probably dead.

Good news: I was reborn.

Bad news: Reborn into the world of The Walking Dead

Good news: I have a system.

Bad news: It's Mount & Blade

It's the end of the world, am I supposed to charge into battle against hordes of zombies on horseback?

In the tenth year of Tianbao, the heroic emperor Gao Yang played the hip-bone pipa and sang by himself. The accompaniment was bizarre, absurd, terrifying, desperate and painful.

That year, Liu Taozi, who lived by the Zhang River, caught some fish, and the story began.

No system, no saintly figures, and more than one woman. If you mind these things, please go elsewhere!

To facilitate the development of the plot, the actual distance between the major communities in the drama will be reduced!

Ding Qi, who bravely intervened to save a friend, was shot and later found himself in the world of the American TV series The Walking Dead. He woke up in a hospital with Rick and led his team through various trials before finally taking over a prison...

(The zombie setting will be adjusted; please proceed with caution if you mind!)

Su Wan was casually pulled from the world of cultivation into the American TV series "The Walking Dead" by a system. A paralyzed system, a completely new world, and unfamiliar humans.

She will walk alongside the main characters, experiencing different lives, and trying her best to resolve all the unfulfilled grievances. May every kind-hearted person have a happy ending.