Debtors: Survival Rules for the Apocalypse

Others' post-apocalyptic adventures: Awakening! Becoming stronger! Building a harem! Zhang Xun's post-apocalyptic world: The roller shutter needs reinforcement, the arrows are almost gone, and five women are watching him. No superpowers, no spatial abilities, just an outdoor shop and a mouth that can talk the dead back to life. An ER doctor waited for him for eight years, a SWAT officer handed him the only bow, an investigative reporter said, "I knew you were still alive when I heard your voice," the dessert shop owner next door held a rabbit doll waiting for him to turn around, and a welder in the back alley threw in a steel plate as his resume—the salary hadn't even been discussed. Zhang Xun calculated his inventory: four arrows left, three antibiotics left, and he seemed to owe five debts of love. This is the story of an ordinary person who supports five girls in the apocalypse through wit and math—after all, keeping five women from fighting is probably harder than killing zombies.