Basically? It starts kinda normal. The main character, Yue Zhong, just wants to get out of dodge on the same day everything goes sideways. Boom! Zombies overnight, mutated beasts running amok. Then things got *really* weird fast. He's trying to escape, maybe reach some buddies or a safe spot like a refugee camp.
Initially, it was just about surviving and getting to that place. But along the way? Some strange events happen, you know? Things click into place oddly. And then... he realizes okay, survival alone isn't enough anymore. He starts thinking bigger – building teams, forming strategies for *more* than just making it.
But wait a minute! There's this huge catch nobody really knew about at first. The world outside China was basically screwed. Massive radiation zones the size of countries and almost no supplies anywhere left behind by global chaos. It felt like finding a safe spot suddenly wasn't even an option anymore because most places were just... gone or poisoned.
Complicating things further, these evolved threats popped up super fast: powerful mutated races that are tougher than nails (literally), dinosaurs acting smart in the ruins, and all sorts of weird creatures from animals pushed too far. The leader mentioned is a particularly nasty one – these orc-like beings who somehow took control and started rounding up humans.
Man, it felt cold. Utterly heartless out there. Yue Zhong got thrown right into this brutal new reality without much warning or mercy. Now he faces an ultimatum: just find some dark corner and hunker down hoping things *maybe* get better? Or step up the game, actually overcome these crazy obstacles head-on to try for evolution itself?
Yeah, that’s the core feeling of **"God and Devil World"** – survival gets you nowhere fast in this screwed-up new world order.