Necro-capitalist: a Litrpg Apocalypse Adventure Necro-capitalist Book

The world didn’t end. It just underwent a hostile restructuring.Gu Cheng was a Chief Actuary in the old world. He calculated risk, assessed value, and liquidated bad assets. When the System initialized and the apocalypse arrived, he didn’t see a catastrophe. He saw a market correction.While others panic or play hero, Gu Cheng sees the numbers. Zombies? Free labor force. Scrap metal? Inventory. The Apocalypse? A monopoly waiting to be seized.Awakening as a Necromancer, Gu Cheng rejects the path of the edgy, robe-wearing mage. Why raise a single skeleton when you can build an automated assembly line? Why cast spells when you can manufacture Acid-Tipped Rounds and Soul-Forged Mechs?Turning a ruined chemical plant into a fortress of industry, he begins to rebuild the world—not out of charity, but for profit.But he isn’t the only one playing the game. Across the river, the elites of the Financial District have barricaded themselves in high-tech towers, hoarding resources and controlling the market. They view the wasteland as a trash heap, and Gu Cheng as a bug to be squashed.They are about to learn a hard lesson in economics: When the dead work for free, the profit margins are infinite.Don’t miss this unique twist on the LitRPG Apocalypse genre. Featuring a rational, calculating anti-hero, base-building mechanics, industrial automation, and an army of undead cyborgs. It’s time to liquidate the competition.[Book 1 of the Necro-Capitalist Series]What to expect:Industrial Necromancy: Skeletons with hydraulic arms, zombies fueled by sludge, and automated Soul Forges.Kingdom Building: From a ruined factory to a fortified industrial empire.Rational Protagonist: No whining, no harem, just pure efficiency and ruthlessness.Crunchy LitRPG: Stats, loot, blueprints, and resource management.Guns & Magic: Why choose one when you can have a skeleton firing a .50 cal?