Apocalypse Cockroach

Personally, I think this is a post-apocalyptic work. Brother Cockroach is a cockroach struggling to survive in the apocalypse. He is cold-blooded, holy, and decisive in killing. He leads a group of people to build a place of survival from scratch. He fights zombies and monsters just for survival and for the future of mankind. There are no magical powers in this book, just ordinary basic abilities. Except for some surprises at the end, the whole book is exciting. Especially the zombie siege and the black fish fight... Truly reflect the difficulty of survival in the apocalypse and the annihilation of human nature and conscience.

I have read this book three times in total, and I can see something different every time. I dare not read too much every day. I am afraid that I will finish it too quickly and then fail to find the next book. What should I do?

I have never forgotten this great book I read many years ago. Later, I saw many articles about the apocalypse that seemed to me to be funny articles. I don't think this book has an apocalyptic atmosphere as much as this one. The protagonist must have become stronger along the way. At least this feeling of becoming stronger is normal. Mental development is acceptable. Some time ago, I searched specifically but couldn't find it. Suddenly I saw it during a book shortage, and found that the rating was incredibly low. Very aggrieved. Not to mention others, I give it a five-star rating myself and highly recommend it! Great book!

The first post-apocalyptic zombie novel I read many years ago caused me to bring in the S-shaped, D-shaped, and Z-shaped settings here every time I watch a zombie-themed movie or novel.

I read a zombie novel many years ago, and now I have read it again. It is still good. The strongest zombie novel in my mind (Doomsday Trickster) (Doomsday City) (Doomsday Cockroach) (Breaking Bad)

Among the doomsday novels, this is the one with the most exciting plot, the most exciting story, and the most rigorous logic that I have ever read.

Recommended by an old bookworm of more than ten years, don't ask, asking is the only god in doomsday novels

It can be regarded as the first masterpiece of the zombie genre in the apocalypse. Delicate writing style, true language, even ten years of baptism cannot hide the light of the masterpiece. Let me see a real apocalypse, an apocalypse that is consistent with the apocalypse. In the face of zombies and mutant beasts, humans can only retreat from the top of the food chain. In the face of the fierce biological evolution, the truth of survival of the fittest is vividly demonstrated. Crisis after crisis has tempered the protagonist from a fat nerd into a hero capable of dominating in the apocalypse. Every time they survive a disaster, it is a transformation of the protagonist group. The author can also show the changes in the mentality of the little characters one by one. In this devastated apocalypse, all lives are trying to find a way out for themselves until the end of the apocalypse.

One of the best post-apocalyptic novels, and it was also the last novel I read. Perfectly written, Goodbye Youth!

This book is the first zombie novel I have ever read, and it is also the best one I have ever read. I have read it for the third time. Unfortunately, it is not the whole book, but this time I saw many microcosms of real life in the book. It is a very good book.