Zhao Guoqing, a man known as the Deadshot on the battlefield, was accidentally infected with a biochemical virus during an escort mission. He didn't die, he just survived. Is all this a destiny that has been determined by God, or is it the consequences of human beings themselves? I am not a good person, but I have never done anything unconscionable! ——Zhao Guoqing
Reader comments
The first and middle stages are about zombies and human survival. Borrowed from World War Z (movie) and The Walking Dead (American TV series). The content contains a lot of suspense, contradictions, etc. That should be found in literary works. It is quite satisfactory among genre novels.
In terms of content, it is considered to be relatively high-quality. As for the verbose comments, I will not comment on it. In fact, as a short story, it is difficult to tell a story clearly, let alone a novel about zombies and corporate conspiracy. What's more, I was attracted by the early stories, so I don't know if I'm going to be long-winded. Anyway, as I said in the first paragraph, the writing content in the early and mid-term is a bit of an industry benchmark and can be used as a reference for everyone who writes this content.
Talking about it later. It's a bit fantasy. Of course, in genre novels, for zombie outbreaks and so on, in order to have a good ending, the protagonist basically solves the problem and saves the world.
In the end, the plot was a little rushed, especially the company itself and these evolved warriors, mechas, etc. Were all mentioned. It was solved by the protagonist. Even if your own disease is fused with biochemical toxins, then your mutation is a bit too much. Still retains human reason. (But anyway, it's normal for the protagonist to be more powerful, but the presentation of these things is indeed a bit unclear. So many people spent so much money, and the whole thing was lost by the protagonist's combat experience and independent mutation. It's very thought-provoking, right?)
Summary:
The novel is not bad. The names of the protagonists fit the names of ordinary Chinese people. The writing is average. The plot is more reasonable. With dramatic contradictions and reversals. Generally speaking, it is a qualified literary work
Very exciting and beautiful. There is also emotion in reading.
Good, great, really good
The front is a bit verbose, but it is very rigorous, so you can take a look.
Not bad, keep looking
Resident Evil looks good
Not bad, I don't know what will happen later
The most realistic post-apocalyptic article I have ever read
The book is good! But it's too sharp! Many knives are coincidences destined by "God"! [Crying] [covering face] Oh~!
The first and middle stages are about zombies and human survival. Borrowed from World War Z (movie) and The Walking Dead (American TV series). The content contains a lot of suspense, contradictions, etc. That should be found in literary works. It is quite satisfactory among genre novels. In terms of content, it is considered to be relatively high-quality. As for the verbose comments, I will not comment on it. In fact, as a short story, it is difficult to tell a story clearly, let alone a novel about zombies and corporate conspiracy. What's more, I was attracted by the early stories, so I don't know if I'm going to be long-winded. Anyway, as I said in the first paragraph, the writing content in the early and mid-term is a bit of an industry benchmark and can be used as a reference for everyone who writes this content. Talking about it later. It's a bit fantasy. Of course, in genre novels, for zombie outbreaks and so on, in order to have a good ending, the protagonist basically solves the problem and saves the world. In the end, the plot was a little rushed, especially the company itself and these evolved warriors, mechas, etc. Were all mentioned. It was solved by the protagonist. Even if your own disease is fused with biochemical toxins, then your mutation is a bit too much. Still retains human reason. (But anyway, it's normal for the protagonist to be more powerful, but the presentation of these things is indeed a bit unclear. So many people spent so much money, and the whole thing was lost by the protagonist's combat experience and independent mutation. It's very thought-provoking, right?) Summary: The novel is not bad. The names of the protagonists fit the names of ordinary Chinese people. The writing is average. The plot is more reasonable. With dramatic contradictions and reversals. Generally speaking, it is a qualified literary work
Very exciting and beautiful. There is also emotion in reading.
Good, great, really good
The front is a bit verbose, but it is very rigorous, so you can take a look.
Not bad, keep looking
Resident Evil looks good
Not bad, I don't know what will happen later
The most realistic post-apocalyptic article I have ever read
The book is good! But it's too sharp! Many knives are coincidences destined by "God"! [Crying] [covering face] Oh~!