Worldwide**

Many people in this book say that some characters die too quickly, but in fact, think about it the other way around: the apocalypse, zombies, and wildness are magnified. Do you think the apocalypse is just playing house? Do you think this is an Ah San movie? This is the end of the world, the end of the world is very bloody, and dead people are the norm. I remember an episode of The Walking Dead, where the male protagonist and his group were captured, and several people who had survived for several seasons died. Although this book is very bloody, it just fails to capture the true look of the end of the world. Uncle Mi is gone, and Mia's childhood was dark. These just reflect the facts, and the plot is also very good. It's not like those silly reviews that say the male protagonist is ruthless. Is it human beings who are ruthless? It was a machine, even the fox demon would not dare to write about kingship like this. A male protagonist with feelings is the right one. This book can definitely get good reviews. I also hope that the author will not rush into this book. Secondly, I hope that the author will not care about what other people think. In the future, the details of this book will still be very interesting.

I'm very curious about a question, why do the people inside die so quickly? Mia's father died after only living a few chapters. When Zhang Dong took people to see the giant zombies, there were originally dozens of people, but so many people died. Later, one of their vice-captains also died so hastily. This is probably the reason for the low review of the book.

It's beautiful, good luck to the author💪

Excellent, very profoundly written!

It's been more than half a month and I haven't updated a chapter yet, so I'm still convinced! Just take it off the shelves