Chapter 2: Are You Human?

Li Xingyue slumped to the ground, his body trembling uncontrollably.

Bang! Bang! Bang!

The zombies kept pounding on the door, accompanied by their guttural roars.

He was utterly helpless now—how could this happen? How did a real zombie end up on a movie set?

He was truly at his wit’s end.

Wait—something wasn’t right.

If that was a real zombie, then what about the ones in the square outside?

A chill ran down Li Xingyue’s spine as he slowly crawled toward the window. When he looked out again, the scene was the same, but his feelings had shifted.

An absurd thought suddenly struck him.

Had he traveled to another world?

If that were true, then he must be the protagonist, the savior of this world!

Damn it, it’s just a few little zombies—no problem!

Next up was preparation. First, he needed to change into dry pants.

After searching the room for a long time, Li Xingyue found a wardrobe full of clothes—but no pants, only skirts and black stockings.

What? Is it illegal to wear pants here?

Forget it; the strong never complain about their surroundings.

He put on a denim long skirt and stockings, then grabbed a kitchen knife from the kitchen, which was probably the deadliest weapon in the entire room.

Now, he was essentially ready.

Alright, time to deal with the little zombie outside the door.

At the door, he peered through the peephole and saw no sign of the zombie.

He unlocked the door and cautiously opened it, sneaking a look to the left through the crack.

The zombie stood where it had been eating before, its back turned to Li Xingyue.

It seemed to have finished its meal.

He opened the door a little wider and quickly glanced to the right—no other zombies in sight.

Looks like this floor only had that one. That made things easier.

But now he had to figure out how to take it down.

Being new to this world and unfamiliar with zombies, he decided to rely on intelligence rather than brute force.

Charging straight in?

Reckless!

Not advisable!

With a plan in mind, Li Xingyue shifted to the left, stepping halfway out.

Crunch, crunch!

At the sound, the zombie instantly turned around. Upon spotting Li Xingyue, it roared fiercely and charged.

Indeed, this trick worked on both the undead and dogs!

Huh? Li Xingyue felt it was moving a bit faster than before—was it just his imagination?

Still, compared to ordinary humans, it was somewhat slow.

The zombie’s roars echoed down the corridor as it staggered closer, its foul stench hitting Li Xingyue like a wall.

He was extremely nervous, swallowing hard.

When the zombie was nearly upon him, he seized the moment, dodged right, and swung the kitchen knife in a fierce arc, striking its head.

Crack!

With a crisp sound, half of the zombie’s upper skull was severed, black blood splattering across a large section of the corridor wall.

Maybe provoked, Li Xingyue didn’t stop, continuing to slash at the zombie’s body with the knife, his hand throbbing painfully from the impact.

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