TRANSMIGRATION: INTO AN APLOCALYSE WORLD WITH A SYSTEM
Luo Yan, a modern-world chef who only read the first chapter of an apocalypse novel, transmigrates into Day 0 right as the world-wide “sleep wave” ends. When people wake, the population splits brutally: about half become zombies, most of the rest are ordinary humans, and a smaller portion awaken elemental powers. Luo Yan awakens something far rarer: a Void element, and he’s secretly bound to a System that everyone else will mistake as a “storage-type ability.” The System lets him store and perfectly preserve supplies, assigns life-or-death tasks with rewards, and grants him a sealed trump card called God’s Whisper—one reality-bending sentence he can choose to speak, at the cost of falling unconscious for a full day.
While the city’s local military establishes an emergency base, Luo Yan reaches it early and uses his limited plot knowledge to gain an edge: he recognizes that zombies drop evolution “core crystals,” and he starts collecting and rationing them before most people understand their value. There he collides with Lan Huan, a young general from a powerful capital military family. Lan Huan awakens a rare Storm-type power and, in the chaos of Day 0, forms a bond with a summoned eastern dragon named Longyang—a full-bodied battlefield dragon he can only keep manifested briefly at first, but which grows stronger and more independent as he upgrades.
As Luo Yan and Lan Huan work together, only Lan Huan learns the truth about Luo Yan’s System, making their relationship intense and fast-burning rather than slow. They begin recruiting a registered squad of “selected few” survivors—ten core teammates (seven men, three women) with a mix of normal elements and dangerous weird abilities. The squad’s mythic identity forms around an eastern-dragon theme, eventually registering under a creature name tied to “Jade Thunder.”
But survival isn’t just about zombies and disasters. Inside the base, a strict metal-element commander, Zhao Qingshan, clashes with Lan Huan’s command style before coming to respect him. The bigger threat shifts to the government side: bureaucracy, quotas, and “proper shelving” politics that decide who gets resources, who gets evacuated to the capital, and who is quietly labeled expendable. While the team grows stronger through leveling cores as zombies evolve, Luo Yan’s hidden powers—and the terrifying price of using God’s Whisper—force hard choices that can save everyone or break their unit.
Later in the story, mpreg becomes part of the world’s post-awakening evolution: Luo Yan’s body changes after higher-level core breakthroughs, raising personal stakes inside a brutal apocalypse while the squad fights to carve out a future under storm, blood, and dragon.