I Only Make Monsters

In the vast universe, a certain planet exploded, transforming all organic or inorganic creatures into a special kind of life form, called a zombie! Lifeforms on other planets in their own galaxy say they are shooting themselves in the foot. And our protagonist comes from a giant crab universe and carries various biochemical system representations...

Let me first state that I have never seen any series related to the T-Virus. The male protagonist in this book uses the T-virus as a carrier to continuously develop viruses with more extraordinary abilities. Develop your own power and develop stronger viruses on a junk planet where a zombie virus broke out among the seven human colonial planets. What I find innovative is that the T-virus combines with various biological genes or other viruses to produce new effects. This novelty is very attractive. The writing process is tentatively arranged, the plot is not stuck, and there is no sad main plot, so it can be read comfortably.

At present, I only read it before paying. If you like zombie stories (such as doomsday cockroaches), you can read it. Those who have not watched Resident Evil can also understand it. To be honest, the first few chapters are not interesting, and the pig's feet are useless. But after reading more than ten chapters, it is very interesting. At least I saw it on the shelves and read it in one sitting. It is a very interesting world view.