The Endless Road of Corpses

This is not the author's personal experience. The writing is so real. When I saw the half of Mayor Chen's face, I really don't know how to describe it. When I read it, I felt immersed and terrifying.

A combination of World War of the Dead + Wild Life + Adventure + Raiders of the Lost Ark + Doomsday Ship + Origins of Mankind + Prometheus, which is pretty good. I think A Yuan can be more delicate and the characters more fleshed out.

I was shocked to see such an excellent work. I watched it for about half an hour. The plot is coherent and the writing is very good. It creates a feeling of the end of the world. There is no magic and no evolution. There is only the choice and struggle of human nature.

What matters is authenticity, not wholesale evolution, mutation, or special functions.

Compared to other types of Tomato novels, you can tell at first glance that this one is definitely worth reading, and it is not as bad as some people in the comment section said. Moreover, the detailed description is very accurate, and the logic is actually very clear: when facing an enemy who knows nothing and has no emotions and can only attack, the army will definitely be slightly dislocated, and the next step is most likely the collapse of the defense line. After all, soldiers are also human beings, and they also have "seven emotions and six desires", and they cannot work like machines. Others will be added

Finally, the origin of zombies was explained and the universe pattern was established, but parallel universes and time paradox butterfly effects were not involved. People who are very realistic about real social issues are very bold. I feel like they are on the verge of being banned. It felt good all day long and was also top-notch in the Tomato Zombies category, but it ended a bit suddenly.

The writing is good, the rhythm is well controlled, and the chapters are not very long. Maybe the next book can be written in the science fiction department, and it will focus on the development of Soram.

One of the few good books on Tomato, it is a masterpiece among apocalyptic literature. Except for the flashback at the beginning, which seemed a bit uncomfortable, everything else is very good.

Advantages: 1. It has no superpowers, no system, and no immortality. It can be regarded as a pure zombie apocalypse novel (just because of this and the fact that the writing and logic are not too bad, it is worth reading carefully). 2. The writing is good enough to hold up the emotions, characters, and depth of content. 3. The entire setting is relatively complete. 4. The plot is less repetitive (except for the protagonists who die wherever they go) Disadvantages: 1. The layout of the early double-line narrative is too compact and the improper ordering of some chapters can easily interrupt the coherence of the plot, which has a certain impact on the reading experience. 2. Improper handling of the balance and strength between the government, the army, and zombies has a great impact on the content of the entire book (the relationship between the three is the most difficult to handle in realistic zombie novels, and it will be uncomfortable to read if it is not done properly) 3. The ending is open-ended and it's a pity that it was cut too hastily. (I prefer the ending to add that thousands of years later, humans broke through the dark matter technology, and thousands of years later, the earth was discovered by Soram, who began to attack the earth. After the earth struggled to support it for decades, a genius emerged and created an artificial intelligence stronger than Soram, and finally defeated Soram with artificial intelligence. In the end, the new artificial intelligence also accepted the wrong instructions like Soram and started to follow the same path as Soram, and the ending is like this.) All in all, this novel is still worth reading. Although the army is not well-handled, the overall flaws are not concealed. I would like to give it a 4.5 Actual score (two points for the subject matter, two points for the writing style, one point for the plot, and a total of 0.5 Points for the layout of the previous double-line chapters and the handling of the relationship between the army and zombies).

Reading this novel feels like watching a TV series. The plot is compact, ups and downs, and wonderful. The characterizations are all very good, and I like every character very much. There are no special powers, no system, no evolution or anything, and the writing is relatively realistic.