Quick Transmigration: I Actually Became a System Bug

Although Ji Han and Shi Shaoyu remained in the same position on the bed, their mental energy had already traveled around outside countless times.

Ji Han's earlier observation was correct; Leng Xiangdong did indeed launch an attack on the human settlements under the cover of snow and darkness.

The darkness and heavy snow gave the zombies a natural advantage in their attack. After all, a human might freeze to death overnight in the snow, while a zombie might just move a little slower and be a good corpse again when the sun comes out the next day.

Needless to say, the night is even more crucial. Zombies don't primarily rely on sight when hunting humans; their senses of smell and hearing are far more acute. In contrast to zombies, humans mainly rely on sight to fight them, and the night is when their vision is at its weakest.

Therefore, what Ji Han and Shi Shaoyu saw with their mental powers at first were some horrific scenes. Just when they couldn't stand it anymore and wanted to go out to provide support, the humans finally reacted to the sudden attack and began to launch an organized counterattack.

Although most zombies have regained some consciousness, they are still vastly different from humans, except for high-level zombies like Wang Jie.

However, Wang Jie was just a commander; the actual execution was carried out by his group of "brainless zombies." In the battle on the front lines, all sorts of changes could happen at any time. Even though adjusting combat strategies was crucial for the front-line battlefield, this became a turning point for the humans.

Countless zombie armies rushed into human settlements, only to be led around in circles, trampled into various traps, and even killed by humans through various cooperative efforts.

After regaining some ground, humanity launched a large-scale counterattack against the zombies. While the zombies had stockpiled artillery shells, humanity had both existing stock and newly produced handcrafted shells.

It was at this moment that the commercial building where Ji Han and the others were staying was finally affected. A shell shattered all the windows in the room, leaving the two with no choice but to get out of bed.

They first checked the situation inside the mall. Well, the zombie and the human who had been guarding the building were nowhere to be found. Since there was no one downstairs, they simply climbed to the roof.

Since the detection range of mental power is limited, Ji Han took out two telescopes from his spatial storage. They stood on the rooftop and looked at the distant, towering flames.

To be honest, looking at the hordes of zombies in the human settlement, Ji Han couldn't help but admire Wang Jie. You see, getting such a large number of zombies into a human-inhabited area without them even noticing was more than just "difficult."

Even Ji Han and Shi Shaoyu would have a hard time completing this task without using any spatial abilities, and it's unclear what method Wang Jie used.

As the night deepened and the battle intensified, the world fell silent for a moment as dawn broke.

Wang Jie and Leng Xiangdong stood on opposite sides of the mall's rooftop. Ji Han and Shi Shaoyu, the two onlookers, quickly found a corner to hide themselves when they arrived. They even grabbed a handful of sunflower seeds from their spatial storage, clearly looking like they were there to watch the show.

A cold wind blew across the rooftops, swirling up large snowflakes. In this scene, Ji Han felt as if he were watching a martial arts movie live.