Daily Life at the End of the World

I really like this book. In life, I always think that I am the protagonist. In fact, we are all passers-by... Goodbye Mo Fei, Chu Ci, Chang An...

The tragic ending is shocking. Chang An's soul wanders in another world for a week. As a zombie, she did not choose simple and rough hunting but chose the human lifestyle. She learned a lot, gained a lot, lost a lot, and finally ushered in the annihilation of her soul. I hope her soul can return to her original world.

It can be said that it is unique among the apocalyptic novels I have read. The soul of the heroine Chang An shuttles between two worlds, from being confused at the beginning to adapting to the zombie body later. It's a pity that Chu Ci and Mo Fei really relied on Chang An to protect and love her when they were young. It's a pity that they are not the same race. In the end, they left Chang An behind and returned to the human world. Chang An was also blood-contracted by the Corpse King and lost his thoughts. All developments are expected and expected. It is very consistent with the relationship and ending of the end of the world. A really good book

I read this novel from various perspectives. From An An's perspective, I feel that she shouldn't do many things, but this is different. She is her, and I am me. From other people's perspectives, I feel that people are changeable and selfish. I don't understand, for example, Mo Fei, who can obviously be a good sibling, but makes An An so sad. At first, he gave up An An and Chu Ci because of his childhood, but then he gave up on An An and Chu Ci because of fame and fortune. I actually don't like him very much. It feels weird and a bit hypocritical. Human nature is complex

It's a very good book. You need to read the whole book to understand the author's train of thought. The ending is actually not pleasant. It's unexpected and reasonable, and it's really sad.

The doomsday and the changes in time and space are very precise and imply the human heart.

This structure is not so thrilling, but it is indeed what the heroine has experienced. The ending makes me unable to recover. The heroine is like a small boat in the sea. From the beginning to the end, there is no place to dock. It is like being abandoned by the world, and in the end, her soul is completely wiped out. I feel like crying.

If anyone knows about the continuation of this book, please tell me. Although the ending makes me feel very reasonable, emotionally I still want to read Chang's continuation and cry...

It's very good. The ending feels a bit lacking, but how can it be so perfect? ​​I still want a few more chapters, but it seems that this is enough. Chang An, Mo Fei, Chu Ci, everyone is being carried forward by the times. I have seen a sci-fi virus infection before. On the side of justice, only one of the protagonists is left, but he is already in his 50s and 60s, drifting among the stars, and once again leading the remaining humans to resist outsiders.

Using dreams as the starting point, the sense of immersion is very strong. The theme is very realistic, there are not so many golden fingers of the protagonist, only the bloody and real apocalypse.