First, let me make a few basic things clear: the protagonist isn't a goody-goody, and there is no leveling System.
Zombies are a kind of ordinary living creature. They can't be like the ones in movies, afraid of nothing, unable to starve to death or get tired. That completely violates the basic physiology of normal organisms on Earth, so I'll portray zombies in a more realistic way in this book.
In the early stages, the protagonist will meet companions along the way, then return home to pick up his friends. Together, they'll look for a good place with few people and build a camp. They'll encounter all kinds of things along the way, including brutal battles against zombies and struggles against evil human forces. Some of his companions will die, too. At the end of the story, they'll finally find a great place, far from human habitation, and settle down there. As for what happens later, I'll leave that unsaid for now, or the suspense would be ruined.
Thank you all for your support. I'll do my best.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Can zombies be so weak that they can become the apocalypse? What do you think the army is?
Feilu is Shuangwenduo, this is inappropriate.
How can a virus like this in the introduction cause the apocalypse? Unless 99% of the world is infected with the virus from the beginning
Another author who is crazy about money
There is only human nature in the last days! There are no so-called friends unless they are the kind of life and death brothers and they still have to be capable. I really can't understand the meaning of these goods arranged by the author. Are they here to bear the responsibility of comedy and food consumption?
As a super virus, this is the only ability
The author reminds you that this book is more suitable for**
This is the first time I have seen a novel with more than 800,000 words, except for 80 flowers, all of which are 0
It doesn't matter even if you throw out the outline, just write it well. Have you seen the movie "Aim for Hitler"? The director filmed an incident that already knew the facts in a thrilling way
The introduction is very good, but I have no interest in reading it.