I ran down from the motorhome and looked in the direction of the sound, only to see someone climbing up to the roof of the last vehicle in the convoy, shouting in panic.

In the sound of the wind, fragmented voices came intermittently: "Zombies... tide... is coming!"

The zombie tide is coming!!!

But the road ahead hasn't been cleared yet, and the convoy can't leave!

I quickly climbed onto a nearby car and stood on the roof, looking back.

I could only see an endless horde of zombies.

They were only a few hundred meters away from the convoy.

The military immediately arranged for firepower support from the rear, and the continuous sound of gunfire did not stop. When it came to being sandwiched in between, there was no need to worry about attracting more zombies.

But the problem is that we are currently on a bridge.

The military dare not use powerful explosives to blast it. If they accidentally destroy the bridge, we would all be finished.

And machine guns are not only limited in quantity, but also not very effective against zombies.

After the firepower attack, there were not fewer zombies, but more.

The loud noise and the smell of flesh attracted a continuous stream of zombies onto the bridge.

And in front of the convoy, although there weren't many zombies, the entire road was blocked by overturned and piled-up cars, making it impassable for the convoy.

Humans were squeezed in the middle, with no way to advance or retreat.

Lin Long's face had turned pale: "Zhiwei, what should we do?"

In my space, there is a helicopter that can take Lin Long away.

But what about these people trapped on the road?

They are undoubtedly doomed.

As I saw the zombie tide getting closer and closer, I quickly analyzed a plan in my mind.

I've got it!

I came up with an idea.

I ran towards the direction of the military.

While running, I shouted, "Block the zombie tide with vehicles! Then blow up the railing on the bridge!"

Almost as soon as the words fell, a soldier who looked like an officer immediately understood: "Great idea!"

The voice sounded familiar, so I looked up.

It was Xiao Ce!

He was Xiao Wancheng's nephew, the person in charge of the Northwest Base, and also the second-generation leader of the base.

He understood my meaning and quickly commanded a group of soldiers to act.

Dozens of soldiers successively commandeered several cars, neatly aligning them to block the road firmly.

The cars were lined up one by one, preventing the zombies from breaking through the line of defense.

At the same time, the explosives experts quickly took out the explosives.

"Boom!" A section of the railing was blown away.

After doing all this, the horde of zombies was right in front of us.

The densely-packed zombies kept crowding forward, and as expected, they fell off from the missing railings one by one.

Seeing this scene, I breathed a long sigh of relief.

We were saved!

This zombie tide lasted for half an hour, until the last few scattered zombies were eliminated by the military with headshots, finally bringing it to an end.

The people who had escaped from death were cheering with tears streaming down their faces.

Some were kneeling on the ground and kowtowing, some were hugging each other and crying.

When I returned to the motorhome, I noticed that the people inside were looking at me with eager eyes.

Oh, except for Ding Sisi.

Lin Long was excited, almost bursting with joy.

She hugged me tightly and said, "Zhiwei, you're amazing! You saved everyone, you saved so many people!"

Zhou Qin looked at me with bright eyes and asked, "Classmate Qiao Zhiwei, how did you come up with this method?"

I pondered for a few seconds and said, "I guess I've watched a lot of post-apocalyptic movies and applied what I learned."

Liu Chen came over and slapped his forehead, saying, "I also like watching them, why didn't I think of that?"

Lin Long pushed Liu Chen and laughed, "You can't compare toQiao Zhiwei! He's a genius!"

I smiled and shrugged modestly, not wanting to take too much credit.

After the excitement settled down, we continued our journey, grateful for the second chance at life.