When there was electricity, survival wasn't difficult.
Lighting, heating, cooking.
As long as there was no threat from zombies, everything was in order.
But after losing electricity, everything changed.
Refrigerators and freezers lost their ability to preserve, electric appliances became scrap.
The night would shroud the earth, and there would be no more lights shining.
Generators are often not practical.
Finding them is a problem, and even if found, they're hard to repair if broken.
Most people would return to a primitive life of slash-and-burn agriculture. For survival, they must leave their hiding spots and step into danger.
The apocalypse was the first disaster, losing electricity was the second continuation of it.
The night brings fear, and those remaining in Chengguan Town have some regrets.
Would it have been a better choice to leave with the troops?
