Of the 98 medical personnel that Chen Yu had carefully selected before the natural disaster, only 17 rushed to the hospital immediately after hearing that there was an injured person in need of treatment. It is ironic.

However, Chen Yu was not too disappointed. In fact, the fact that 17 medical staff were concerned about the patients was beyond his expectations.

After all, they are not just 17 people; behind them are 17 families.

It is truly remarkable that these 17 families would risk their lives to rescue people in such unknown and extreme weather conditions.

Regardless of their attitude towards Chen Yu, it's understandable that these medical staff should be wary of him, given that he was in a standoff with the police just moments before the natural disaster struck yesterday.

But at least they demonstrated a high degree of responsibility and courage for the safety of the patients' lives. This spirit is especially precious in the face of disaster, and it is exactly the kind of people Chen Yu needs.

As for the confrontation with the police making them wary of him, that's a trivial matter; they'll understand it eventually.

Just as Chen Yu was about to leave after 17 medical staff entered the hospital, two more medical staff came downstairs. They first apologized to Chen Yu, and then rushed to the hospital without further delay.

In reality, Chen Yu only reported Zhao Ming as the injured person, so there was no need for so many doctors to go and treat him.

But whether so many people are needed is one thing, and whether these medical staff can overcome their own conscience of not wanting to see someone die is another.

You can't say that just because they don't need me anymore, I won't go.

This is entirely their attitude.

Chen Yu also remembered the names of the two medical staff who came downstairs later, and they were added to his first list of candidates to move into the post-apocalyptic bunker.

Seeing that it was already late, and that no one else had come downstairs except for the 19 medical staff who went to the hospital, Chen Yu had achieved his goal and did not linger there any longer.

The opportunity has been given to them. As for those who, upon learning of the critically injured and in need of treatment, remain at home, Chen Yu is currently unable to determine whether they are pressured by their families or simply unwilling to venture out and take the risk.

However, in any case, it will be impossible for them to live in the post-apocalyptic bunker in the future.

Whether they can stay at the base Chen Yu plans for the future depends on their next move.

If any medical staff in the apocalypse reveal their selfish and indifferent nature of turning a blind eye to suffering, Chen Yu will not hesitate to drive them out of his territory.

He doesn't even mind using violence when necessary.

Admittedly, in such unknown and extreme weather conditions, and in such uncertain circumstances, self-preservation is the best option.

Those who risk their lives for others are extremely unwise; such people, without protection in the apocalypse, would likely not survive more than a month.

However, Chen Yu was choosing his subordinates, choosing people who could control his life at some point.

What he needs are people with courage, a sense of responsibility, and a sense of duty.

Such a person may be a little impulsive at times, but at least they are kind, have principles, and can be trusted.

Those who are capable but cunning and always consider their own interests can be a sharp sword if used well, but they are also a potential danger.

It's not that such a person can't be used, but he would absolutely not entrust such a person with important responsibilities, much less allow such a person to infiltrate his post-apocalyptic bunker.

After all, he was planning to build his own post-apocalyptic base and was selecting subordinates, not choosing the protagonist of a post-apocalyptic novel.

He didn't want to live his life in constant intrigue and scheming, having to worry about his subordinates rebelling all the time in his own base.

Chen Yu's initial intention in establishing a post-apocalyptic base was merely for self-preservation; he never considered actively expanding outwards.

Therefore, he doesn't need people who are overly sharp and aggressive, nor does he believe that such people would be absolutely loyal to him.

Even if they outwardly pledge allegiance to him, it's only because they can profit from him. Such a person will turn against him at the first opportunity.

Therefore, Chen Yu has direct access to the staff of his post-apocalyptic bunker, which is crucial for his future post-apocalyptic base.

One of the important selection criteria is that they must have a kind heart. Such people may sometimes have disagreements with him because of some ideas, but at least they are reasonable and will not resort to violence or try to take his place.

Seeing that the medical staff had already begun to treat Zhao Ming, Chen Yu did not linger any longer. He had achieved his goal of testing the medical staff, and Zhao Ming was already being treated. As for whether he could be saved, that was up to fate.

After confirming that no one was following him, Chen Yu returned to his post-apocalyptic fortress.

Although the day's journey was nothing to him in his previous life, he had lived for nearly two years again before the peaceful apocalypse, and even lived the life of a super-rich man. This long-lost fatigue was really hard for him to get used to.

However, the apocalypse is not child's play, and he must remain vigilant at all times.

Although it was late at night when he returned to the bunker, Chen Yu still dragged his exhausted body to the operations command room to check the various functions of the bunker.

Just as Chen Yu was checking the various indicators inside the bunker, he suddenly saw Lin Lele on the viewing balcony waving at the surveillance camera and shouting something. Seeing this, Chen Yu had no choice but to turn on the sound.

"Sir, is that you? I'm so hungry, can you give me something to eat?" Lin Lele called out hopefully.

Chen Yu was both amused and exasperated. He had indeed been careless, leaving Lin Lele locked on the viewing platform all day without providing her with any food or even a drop of water.

To appease his only subordinate whom he could command, Chen Yu turned on the microphone and called out to Lin Lele, "It's me. Don't worry, I'll go prepare some food for you right away."

"Thank you, sir!" Lin Lele was moved to tears. No one knew how desperate she had been that day. Trapped in a corner of a sturdy post-apocalyptic bunker, watching the heavy snow fall outside and the temperature drop, she had no supplies at all.

She saw Chen Yu leave from above, and as he walked into the snowstorm, seemingly swallowed by it, and did not return for a long time, she was so worried that he might die out there.

After all, if Chen Yu died outside, she herself would starve to death inside this impregnable post-apocalyptic bunker.

She was so anxious that she couldn't fall asleep at all, even though it was already past midnight.

Upon hearing the commotion outside, she immediately called out to Chen Yu, but the soundproofing inside the bunker was too good, and Chen Yu couldn't hear her shouts at all.

Helpless, she could only run up to the surveillance camera, hoping that Chen Yu would notice her.

Fortunately, her efforts were not in vain. Her actions were met with a response from Chen Yu, who would bring her food soon. At that moment, she felt incredibly happy.