The Guilty God

In the tenth year of the apocalypse, a scavenger is revered as a deity by the survivors. He can make zombie hordes retreat, find every clean water source in the ruins, and draw complete ecological cycles from memory. Everyone says he is a savior sent from heaven, the last light in the end times. Only he knows the truth—he is the one who released the virus that ended the world. His codename is 'Zero.' He destroyed the old world, and now he must build a house that won't collapse in the ashes. The pursuer Jiang Huaixin says on the broadcast: 'Dear listeners, I want to tell you a story. About a scientist, and the night he pressed the button.' A king-level mutant bows to him in the moonlight, forcing out a single word: '...Father.' And in his pocket, he always carries a blue notebook. On the first page, there is elegant handwriting: 'Wangshu, if you must bear the weight of a world—at least let me be the first mark on your back.' This is a story of destruction and rebuilding, sin and redemption. He is humanity's enemy, and its only hope. — Description from novelcodex.org