The super flu virus is raging around the world, killing nearly 10 million people, but the vaccine jointly developed by many countries has become a doomsday zombie virus. In order to find his new wife, Wang Yuan set foot on a foreign land, but a huge doomsday plan was brewing internationally. His mentor disappeared, and he was innocently blamed. In the midst of doomsday survival, he is looking for his beloved wife on the one hand, and the truth on the other. At the same time, he is also looking for an antidote to suppress the zombie virus in his body. How should he go on?
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The extra star is because your logic is clearly expressed properly. After 10% of the time, the male protagonist is still a weakling. Go straight to the end and find out that the team is still destroyed in the end? I strongly recommend you to write a prequel to Resident Evil. It is very relevant to your writing and will definitely become a hit. Okay, it's just a suggestion. Daily, Sword Immortal Certification, Leave a Trace! Goodbye everyone! Swordsmanship~
Looking forward to the next one
I'm speechless. It was so exciting to watch but the ending suddenly fell apart. Can you write the ending more normally?
I was confused by this book. I knew it was about zombies at the beginning, but what was behind it?
The extra star is because your logic is clearly expressed properly. After 10% of the time, the male protagonist is still a weakling. Go straight to the end and find out that the team is still destroyed in the end? I strongly recommend you to write a prequel to Resident Evil. It is very relevant to your writing and will definitely become a hit. Okay, it's just a suggestion. Daily, Sword Immortal Certification, Leave a Trace! Goodbye everyone! Swordsmanship~
Looking forward to the next one
I'm speechless. It was so exciting to watch but the ending suddenly fell apart. Can you write the ending more normally?
I was confused by this book. I knew it was about zombies at the beginning, but what was behind it?
I am speechless when I write
Well written, keep up the good work