The world didn't end with a whimper. It ended because someone upstairs got tired of the joke.
In 2020, while the world descended into a chaotic carnival, Thyatys was exactly where he wanted to be: on his couch, headset on, dominating a zombie-mode lobby in Warzone. For him, the apocalypse was just high-definition entertainment.
Until the game started talking back.


While nations collapse and the undead rise, Thyatys is chosen for a "Divine Beta Test." Jesus isn't looking for saints; He’s looking for survivors who don't break under pressure. Through a series of impossible in-game challenges—borrowing the horrors of Resident Evil, World War Z, and Train to Busan—Thyatys is being forged into something more.


Now, equipped with a divine storage ring and a specialized arsenal, he must step out of his living room and into a reality where:
Ammo is a reward for precision.

The environment is evolving faster than the humans.

And there is no "Pause" button.

Thyatys isn't a hero, and he's definitely not a "lone wolf." In a world where the military is fractured and the internet is a dying scream, he knows that surviving alone is just a slow way to die.
The tutorial is over. The real grind begins now.

I'm going to take a break from this book and focus on mine, which I'm almost finished with.


Chapter 15 - reader response