So far, I am very satisfied with the results, I am the first time to write this subject, and I have to try to be reasonable, a little difficult. But thanks to everyone's care, encouragement is more than blowing.

However, there are also book friends who have raised a lot of questions, I won't repeat the specifics, let's answer it here, let's take a look at it first, and then ask questions if you want to debate in depth, it's best to come to the book friend group, and the group number is on the page.

The first is the issue of the number of infected people.

According to the description in the book, the whole world has not avoided it, and the number of infections is very high, and it is not an exaggeration for survivors to say that it is one in a million. Some book friends questioned, how is this possible, even if the virus spreads at the speed of light, it can't be so fast.

But have you ever thought about what if the incubation period of the virus is very long? Like a year, two years, or even five years, ten years! In this case, 100% of the people in the world who are naturally possessed of some kind of antibody are not immune to infection.

Not to mention the secrecy department, in such a long time, even nuclear submarines have to change personnel, and the same is true for the Antarctic research station. With the advancement of science and technology, our world communicates with each other so often that no one can stay out of it.

In addition, if you want to enter the end times, you must make the government and the army disappear, otherwise no zombie can withstand the carpet bombing, rocket mine-laying, tank clusters, not to mention cloud bursts and so on. Therefore, the high infection rate is also one of the prerequisites, and it must be so.

Second, there is the question of whether nuclear power plants, nuclear bombs, power plants, and chemical plants will explode because they are left unattended.

First of all, nuclear power plants will not, unless there is an external force to sabotage, they will only shut down. If a nuclear bomb is unmaintained, it will leak after a few years or more than a decade, but it will not explode.

Secondly, the power plant was sure that it would not, the fuel was cut off, and it was automatically shut down. Chemical plants can explode or catch fire.

In the end, these leaks and explosions and fires have nothing to do with the protagonist, there are neither nuclear power plants nor large-scale chemical plants in the capital area, as for the pollution in a few years or more than ten years, who can take care of it so far, first make sure that you don't starve to death, don't freeze to death, and don't let zombies bite to death, which is a normal reaction.

Besides, even if there's pollution, it's okay with the protagonist.,Try not to pollute the area.,You can't be polluted all over the world.,To be honest,It's really not that much.。

Specifically, we can refer to the countless nuclear tests conducted in the Pacific Ocean during the arms race between the United States and the Soviet Union, both air and underwater explosions, and any one of them was much larger than the amount of leakage, is the world polluted?

Thirdly, there is the issue of sudden loss of control of airplanes and trains, explosions and fires for various reasons.

A book friend said that so many planes took off and landed at the airport, and so many trains at the railway station were roaring, all of which were out of control, not bombs.

What I want to say is, yes, blow it up, as long as it doesn't blow up the protagonist's head, what does it matter? It's on fire, it's burning, then burn, at most it's like the Twin Star Building back then, and it's falling down, what does it matter? Could it be that the protagonist has to be responsible for urban sanitation and fire safety in the last days?

As for a fire that burned the entire city to the ground...... Save it, the current reinforced concrete city, it really can't burn, and it can't spread, avoid a little distance, be careful of being smashed. The old town, if it burns, it will burn, and it will be over if you find a place that is not easy to catch fire.

Fourth, about the idea of broadcasting with a loudspeaker, running with zombies, and exhausting them all to death.

What I'm trying to say is, what if zombies don't respond to the sound of the horn? So far, the protagonist knows very little about zombies, and is not sure what sounds or smells they are sensitive to.

Even if the zombies will run after the loudspeaker, who will drive the car with the zombies? You first have to make sure that there is a place to run, and then you have to have someone to change you, are you willing to get in the car? Aren't you afraid that zombies will come from all directions and surround you?

Fifth, about floods, rat plagues, and so on.

Don't think about floods, who can predict nature. In fact, the capital is not afraid of floods, even if the reservoir bursts, it will be Tongzhou, Daxing, Fengtai that will be flooded, and then the flood will rush to Tianjin. When this place was regarded as an imperial city, this problem was taken into account, and the ancients were quite smart.

The rat plague is a truth, as long as the animals do not mutate, there is no precedent for rats to attack humans on a large scale, it is nothing more than a struggle, humans and rats have been fighting for thousands of years, what else can it do.

Sixth, on the issues of food, drinking water and energy.

The reason why the protagonist does not leave the city is because the city has large reserves of food, drinking water, and energy. In a city of 20 million people, suddenly there are only 20,000 people left, guess how long it will take you to run out of food? Eat as you like, eat a bowl and throw a bowl, you can't even eat the stock of a medium-sized supermarket, and drinking water is also a truth.

In two or three years, there will be no problem of growing food, no problem of drinking water, and no problem of fuel.

As for what to do in two or three years...... If in two or three years, it is not possible to restore part of production and ensure self-sufficiency, then it will be really unlucky.

So the protagonist is looking for survivors everywhere, regardless of skills, as long as it's not a big dealer, they're all united. In order to resume production, it is not that he is kind-hearted.

Seventh, on the issue of firearms.

Speaking of this issue, it is more sensitive, most people have not played it, but have just seen it, heard about it, and then imagined it.

Our police pistols, whether they fight zombies or people, are really useless in the hands of untrained people, and their power and accuracy are not even as good as slingshots. If you don't get it right, you will accidentally injure yourself and your companions.

Some book friends came up with the idea of going to various places to get guns. It is true that it is possible to obtain high-powered firearms in those places, but who knows where the special police and escorts put their guns in normal times. This is a big city with four rings and five rings, I don't know if it's too hard to find it, how many zombies can be cleaned up to rush in, and there may not be one after entering!

Therefore, if you want to get a firearm, you must find a place that everyone knows and is sure to have. This kind of place does exist in the capital, it's not far away, don't worry, I'll write it later, but when everyone judges and judges, what I designed is reasonable or not.

Eighth, there is the question of whether the army will collapse.

Think about it, if the survival rate is 1 in 10,000, is it really possible for a military camp to be preserved as an organization? I don't think it's possible.

Whether it is day or midnight, the army is very disciplined, so it gathers very densely. Suddenly, most of the people mutated, and there was nowhere to run, let alone a weapon, so it would be nice to be able to escape alone.

But the problem is that sporadic soldiers are no different from ordinary people, so what's the use? Could it be that they could still pass through the zombie hordes, gather together from hundreds of miles away, and go in a purposeful and organized way to find weapons and regain their combat effectiveness? That's too.

At present, I only think of so much, if you are not satisfied, or have new questions, please ask them in the book review area, and I will answer them uniformly.

But I have a suggestion, try to be as calm as possible, even if I'm really wrong, it's not just that angry, right? Except for my peers, I'm really not so annoying, so much so that I can't talk well like an enemy without meeting each other.