Dark Corpse Kingdom

Not bad, the human nature is written more realistically, and the male protagonist is also more decisive. It would be nice if the male protagonist's heart when thinking could be described a little more. Why I say a brief description is because when I watched it, I had a little awkward feeling, that is, the male protagonist's sudden decisiveness still seemed a bit forced. For example, when he killed Yu Jianren's female fire partner, when I read the passage carefully, it felt a bit like forcibly jumping over the tower to kill someone. Small suggestions, not opinions, don't blame me

Alas, when I saw that Miss Yang Yun was gone, I still felt unhappy in my heart. When the author arranged for the heroine to enter the scene, I wonder if she felt that Yang Yun's exit was a bit too far-fetched. Although human nature is said to be cold in the apocalypse, humans are also creatures with emotions. Or the author should write that Yang Yun was the first target of the mutated zombies because of his slow movement speed and delicate body. It would be better for the male protagonist and others to choose not to save him because of their own strength. Rather than the male protagonist suddenly betraying his teammates, this casual push, it is not just human nature that withdraws. If it were anyone else, seeing this situation, I believe everyone would feel grudges, secretly wary of the male protagonist, and would no longer trust the male protagonist. As long as this kind of behavior happens once, it is impossible to restore the trust between people. Then there is a huge gap in self-sacrifice for others. The contrast in human nature reaches the extreme, and they completely become two people. One second you deny all your relatives, and the next second you save all sentient beings. People who can easily sacrifice others to fulfill themselves will never easily see through life and death just for the sake of falling in love at first sight, which is just a joke. Some details could actually be closer to reality, especially human nature. Since he is a selfish person, why forcefully write it as sacrificing himself for others? It can be written that the male protagonist and others' car was blocked by abandoned car obstacles on the road, and was eventually overtaken by mutant zombies. They started a desperate struggle. After paying a heavy price, the male protagonist and others fought back to kill the mutant zombies. Heroic people do not need to do heroic things. Cao Cao was such a person in troubled times. The above are my personal thoughts and opinions, not seeking to find fault, because I am not Runtu either

This is my first time to write a book review. I have been a bookworm for 5 years and have read many apocalyptic novels. This one feels very real and engaging to me. I hope the author can work hard and write more, otherwise I will send the razor blade!

Looks good, come on, I've been following the updates

Also, only the [Dream Back to Time] brothers can enjoy the rewards and updates this time alone. Because the author's hands are crippled and he can't do any coding, he only has a few manuscripts to save, and he still has to keep the papers and get perfect attendance. [Emot=default,84/]

The human body and snake tail are not similar to Fuxi and Nuwa

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The author's writing style is very good and the details are spot on. It's not like most of the current apocalyptic novels which are all about upgrading, killing monsters and evolving, without any connotation or inner content. The characters reflected by the author are more realistic. For example, the emotional drama in which the protagonist sacrifices Yang Yun's heart is very good. I strongly support it. Come on, the author.

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