Doomsday Zombies: While Everyone Else Flees, I Farm

Why do you write so poorly? It feels like a child. Can such a person survive in the city?

Is it really good to write such a white protagonist in a post-apocalyptic novel? Don't worry about the future and grow slowly It's difficult to set up this way to help you grow in the future.

Is the protagonist of this book male or female? His name sounds like a boy, but he always says he is a girl

The most hilarious thing about the apocalypse is that I think beauties will sleep with you for bread. In the apocalypse, beauties have a low chance of survival. If they survive, they will basically commit suicide.

Isn't there a saying that says, "While others gather food, I gather guns?" Without absolute force, who will care about you?

The main character is a male in the first ten chapters and then turns into a female. I'm really speechless.

Commentary on Chapter 10: Moving into Space, "Doomsday Zombies: Others Escape, I Farm" written by Watercolor Pen.

Commentary on Chapter 6: Having to Accept the Facts, "Doomsday Zombies: Others Escape, I Farm" written by Watercolor Pen.

Commentary on Chapter 4: One Inch Square Field written by Watercolor Pen, "Doomsday Zombies: Others Escape, I Farm."

Commentary on Chapter 3: The Crisis Is Coming, "Doomsday Zombies: Others Escape, I Farm" written by Watercolor Pen.