Chapter 3Betrayed by Family, Surviving the Zombie Apocalypse Alone

First, I contacted a renovation company and commissioned them to renovate my home.

Previously, due to the requirements of live streaming, my home had already been soundproofed.

But in the face of the zombie threat, an ordinary security door obviously couldn't provide enough protection.

I asked the renovation company to install a sturdy bulletproof security door for me, and added an extra iron door behind it as a double safeguard.

At the same time, to ensure absolute safety, I also replaced all the windows with bulletproof glass and installed iron bars on the inside.

The renovation workers were a bit confused by these requests, so I had to make up an excuse, saying that my address might have been leaked during live streaming, and I needed to enhance security for safety reasons.

Meanwhile, I started buying large quantities of daily necessities online.

Rice, noodles, oil, toilet paper, mineral water, instant noodles and other supplies were essential. I also purchased enough vegetables and meat to ensure self-sufficiency during the crisis.

Considering the limited capacity of the refrigerator, I bought another large freezer, sealed all the meat and vegetables in vacuum bags, and froze them.

I also bought some vegetable seeds, planning to grow some vegetables at home for emergencies.

To cope with possible power outages, I specially installed solar panels for my home. This way, even if the power was cut off, I could still meet my basic electricity needs through solar power generation.

Throughout this process, I remained vigilant and low-key.

After all, in a doomsday crisis, the dark side of human nature would be triggered, and I didn't want my preparatory actions to arouse suspicion from others.

I tried to make everything look like part of my daily life as much as possible. Even the delivery guy thought I was just preparing for a live streaming event featuring daily necessities.