Lost in a Sea of ​​Corpses

It's more of a real apocalyptic style, with no system powers or anything like that. No romantic heroine or single heroine. The little girl in the introduction currently has a relationship more similar to that of a sister or a daughter. There won't be too complicated settings, nor will there be any exaggerated combat power, etc. (It looks too tiring, and the style is a bit inconsistent.) Finally, if you can, please give me a five-star review. Of course, you can lower the star rating if you think it's not worth it, and Uncle Yao happily accepts it. But it would be nice to be able to give an opinion when giving a low score. (After all, you can only make progress if you know your flaws.) You can criticize the author and the plot, but you can't focus on the mother as a relative. Uncle Yao has always felt that since the rating system has come out, it is the readers' right. Therefore, if there are low scores in the comment area, please do not go to the line or even quarrel. This is a reader's basic right. Building a harmonious comment area starts with you and me. Finally, new authors, please support me. [Love]

This book gave me a different reading experience. There is no system, no harem, and the whole book is compact and not bulky. I stayed up late for about three days to read it. There are very few books that can attract me so much. I had endless aftertaste after reading it. The shaping of the gold is really satisfying. I'm not a professional critic either, but I loved this work. Thank you author.

This is my first review. I have never liked a book so much. Not only is the story good, but the writing style makes me feel comfortable. The best thing about it is that I love making sugar. It's so sweet, hahaha, so sweet.

Ah, I still think this Alei chapter is very good. The title has some profound meaning, I need some time to think about it... Suddenly I thought of Han Xin's words: "People must have a reason to live." He is [such] a person.

Demon Book's new book is as true and interesting as ever Uncle Yao, yyds

Full marks, one of the few good books on Tomato, not an assembly line product. It focuses on the story of the protagonist and profiles the stories of the supporting characters. It is a story for each city, and the emotional description is delicate. This is all I can think of. This is my first review. I am a bookworm of five years and I really think it is good. Don't let him stop at 2 to 3 hundred photos, okay? Please, there are still reminders for updates. I promise to use my love to make arrangements for you every day. Let me see. How many hours have I been watching?

This is the first time I have read a book by Uncle Yao, and it is also the first time I have read a post-apocalyptic zombie novel. I feel that the setting of the tyrant zombie is very interesting, and the control of human nature in the book is also very good, and the psychology of people in the apocalypse is vividly described. Many pitfalls have been filled in. After reading this book, I also plan to read other books by Uncle Yao. Although there are few chapters and most of them are poor, it is still very interesting.

This book is very real and very sweet. There is no knife in the book. The whole book is written around human nature. The protagonist is a killer. Of course, most people think that killers should not have emotions. But how can you avoid communicating with others in life? When you communicate with others, emotions will arise. So don't criticize the protagonist. If you are dissatisfied, you can send a comment to the author instead of complaining that this book is bad.

I have just finished reading a zombie novel that I have been following recently. Woohoo, I cried to death at the ending. I loved it so much. This is the charm of the novel. The author is so handsome. This zombie novel can definitely be ranked in the top three among all the zombie novels I have read. There are only a few minor flaws in the plot of this book, but the flaws are definitely outweighed. Coupled with Uncle Yao's unique writing style, it is definitely worth reading. Interested readers must read it to the end, which will elevate your overall reading experience to a new level. It's definitely an extraordinary experience. Also, I hope that Uncle Yao will write a few more extras and fill in some of the pitfalls [love][love][love] @

Much better than other zombie novels I've read. It just feels more real. I don't like other novels about things like fighting zombies and exploding equipment, and everything is a bit too science fiction. This novel seems to suit my taste.

This book is very good. There are many protagonists, not just the Virgin Mary, but also the snake that runs through the three books [smile]. The content is compact, and it is also very humorous. It is worth mentioning that many of Uncle Yao's books have the characteristics of reflecting reality. Many of them are very realistic. There are no big problems except for this 40-meter sword [I'm almost crying] [I'm almost crying]

This book is almost as good as "Only I Will Not Be Attacked in the Doomsday". The protagonist Bai Yin is also quite arrogant, sharp-tongued, very cautious, and decisive in killing. One Person, One Dog and One Zombie, in which the main character Gold is almost a copy of Bai Yin, and most of the plots have appeared in Bai Yin's book. Compared with a person, a dog, a zombie, and a snake chasing behind him, the difference is that one has a system and the other does not have a system. The protagonist Bai Yin in the previous book has a mysophobia and is a killer. The protagonist of this book, Jin, does not have such a serious mysophobia, but there is still a little bit. The logic of these two books is very strong, and it is also very interesting to read. Five-star praise, go for the author! ✌︎( ᐛ )✌︎Both of these two books are quite pure in nature. I would like to take the liberty to ask if the author became a monk. Why is he so spiritually clean? (ᇂ_ᇂ|||) I hope the author is still a teenager as always and his writing style is as good and sharp as ever.

The writing is very realistic, the best zombie novel, but the ending is a bit disappointing. I just feel that I hope that the protagonist's life will continue to be exciting and adventurous. Maybe I haven't reached the age where mediocrity is the real thing, but the ending is really beautiful. The protagonist is neither a holy mother nor cold-blooded. He does small kindnesses when he has the strength to spare, and in the end he has good deeds and good results. He goes through all the obstacles along the way to Z City, and saves Jiuer in the end. The ending is happy, but Huaguduo is such a deep pit. This book has far-reaching foreshadowing, profound intentions, and various characters are well-drawn. It is a perfect work.

The author's writing is very nice, but it will be even better after changing the problems of liking the word "water" and having bad names.

It's good to read. All of Nan Yaoshu's novels are very realistic, and every one of them is satirical. I don't understand why no one reads it, what a great novel. Wouldn't it be a "current limit"?ヾ(;ﾟ;Д;ﾟ;)ﾉﾞ[Face covering] The Black Crow Eunuch pretends I didn't say it [rolls eyes], but it's still pretty. I have no money, so I can only encourage you with five-star reviews. ･ﾟ･(つд`ﾟ)･ﾟ･Oh, even if I have the will, I can't do it.

It's really super real. I feel that the emotional description of the protagonist is very delicate, everything is very logical, and it is really comfortable. He has the male protagonist as the main line, and various stories come together. Especially the ending did not disappoint me and left me no regrets. You can really rush [Chigua]

The article is detailed, well-organized, and the content is vivid and detailed. It can be regarded as an excellent article. The content of the article is fresh, the structure is reasonable, smooth and coherent, and natural and accessible. The details and appearance are quite original. Very knowledgeable, very good

The story is exciting, the plot is reasonable, and the characters are fleshed out. There are also many knives

Uncle Yaodao, you are my god! Make me cry and go to hell! (Although I am strong and didn't cry.) But some of the plots were very touching, and the characters were vivid and easy to relate to. I finished it in one sitting. Highly recommended! ! ! (🐶)

I have been reading for about ten years, and this is the first time I read Uncle Yao's works. It is not difficult to see that Uncle Yao has extremely precise control over details and inner emotions. Although each chapter is not very long, it is enough for us readers to get into the characters and taste the taste of the knife. It can be said that this book is a shining star in my reading of domestic online novels or Japanese light novels over the years. As a new fan of Uncle Yao, I sincerely hope that this novel can be updated more often while ensuring the current high quality. I wish this book a great success and a bright future I hope that Uncle Yao can write more. 1 Million words is just a small goal. Considering the world view and the development of the story, the number of words should be quite a lot. The author's previous novels are all around 700,000. For me, short stories are not very attractive. Readers like me who like apocalyptic novels prefer long stories. Judging from Uncle Yao's writing style, the quality will not be a problem. Now we just need to wait patiently for the work to be discovered. We readers will also loyally guard this novel to witness the development of the new book. I hope Uncle Yao can consider the word count issue. Thank you [love] [love] [love]

A perfect ending. The story in the book has ups and downs. Every character has regrets to some extent, but in the end they all have the best ending. I hope you can read it patiently. Uncle Yao's works will surely move you!

A rare good book, at least I think so, but I believe there are many people who think so like me. At the end, there is no separation between life and death after the war. Instead, it feels more... Well... I can't say what it feels like, bland? Probably. All in all, this book is a book that I have really been chasing to completion, and it is also the first book that I have reviewed. Come on Uncle Yao(ง •̀_•́)ง

It can be well integrated, and the characters' personalities are very profound (such as: Bai Wen, Lao Bai, Bai Ze...), Allowing readers to experience their stories in their minds, and they will quickly become involved. It is very emotional. Although it is a zombie novel, the plot is thrilling and daily, with knives and candy. But when you watch the knife, you will be very sad when you watch it. (I was quite sad when I saw the old man with the dog in the front.) This shows that the characters are not very good, but the ending of some people is doomed.

This book is so sweet that it makes your mouth water. The male protagonist looks cold and frosty on the outside, but is arrogant and kind on the inside. Every character who appears is like a bright star, and their interaction with the male protagonist fills the sky. All in all, it is very sweet and enjoyable. Strongly recommended [full] [full]

It vividly describes the characters' hearts and their real conditions in the apocalyptic context, and each person is very colorful. Uncle Yao's writing style is very good. All I can say is that it's awesome [you taste it carefully] [you taste it carefully] It's just that the name I gave it feels very tacky [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying]

The plots of the whole book are intertwined, and the characters are vivid. Except for the short article and the logical confusion in some places, the ending of this book is very heartwarming. The two main lines of Jin and Jiuer connect the stories of many people or "tyrants". The formation of tyrants and their abilities make people think deeply. This book is worth reading, and the plot in it is interesting.

It is one of the better Tomato Zombie novels. I personally think that the Tomato novels written 23 years ago would be more vulgar, but this one doesn't have that feeling, and it is more in line with the design of a zombie novel in my mind: the protagonist is powerful but does not have excessive superpower settings, the zombies are fatal threats to humans but are not invincible, and there are even attempts to smooth out the zombies in terms of biological logic (both Gold and Wu Yi speculated on the nature of zombies). I think these settings make the whole work more reasonable. I think the best part of the design of the whole text is the protagonist Jin. As we all know, the setting of the protagonist in a zombie novel is very important (whether it is a virgin, how powerful the combat power is, whether there is a heroine, etc.), And Jin's design happens to be basically a key normal person in the apocalyptic background: he will consider personal safety at all times, which is in line with the basic logic of the apocalyptic novel, which is to stay alive, but there are not too many descriptions of sacrificing others for personal reasons (even killing people). Most of them kill scum), which undoubtedly shows Gold in a more positive image. The third is that Gold not only has high combat power but is not a virgin, this description is more in line with the preference of most readers. Finally, there is the design of the protagonist group. Although Jiuer and Gouzi have little overall effect (it does not mean that they have none), they have outstanding personalities and will not cause trouble to Gold in general. They are not the image of a dragster, which makes readers have a good impression of these two. I think the second best thing is that the story line in the early and middle stages is still very good. For some reason, the article gave me the feeling that the author didn't have much ink in his mind. Many times there were deliberate hydrology and the characterization of many stories was not specific enough (this is contradictory. If you want hydrology, you can use richer vocabulary to describe a story, but the maximum volume of a small story in this article is about 50 chapters, which is really not a lot), but the overall story line is still very good. The article revolves around Jin Jin going from City A to City Z to find his boss. In the Qian Tongzi chapter, he learns about the tyrant and acquires Jiu'er and Gouzi. Then he comes to G City and meets Bai Shu. The line about Bai Shu is the turning point of the article. Jin Jin begins to contact the official forces and gradually acquires important identities in several military regions. He also gets acquainted with important organizations or characters such as Black Rose and Bai Wen. And there is a scene where Jin is chased by Wang Jie and the reason is speculated, then the next part is likely to be Jin Jin's dealings with Wang Jie and the future direction of the country. I personally think these two parts are very important, at least it can write down the actual end of the article from about 12,000 pages to 18,000 pages, but it didn't, which is why I deducted one star. The end of the article is very hasty. First, a large amount of space is spent describing Bai Wen's research, which makes people think that this is an important driving force in the subsequent evolution of the country's situation. Then the novel began to collapse a bit. After Jin Jin arrived in Z City, he was tried to kill him twice by Wang Jie (the latter time seemed to be unintentional). Jin Jin was unwilling to kill him because his boss was dead (to explain this, the article also described Jin Jin thinking that the boss liked Wang Jie), but I think this is unreasonable, because as mentioned above Guo Lao Wang speculated that the boss still prefers gold, which can be seen from the boss's will, and it was the boss's last resort to let Wang Jie succeed, and I can't find a reason why the boss likes Wang Jie (even Lao Wang can see that Wang Jie has neither ability nor character, it is impossible for a boss of this status not to notice), so I think this The part is very far-fetched, and the ending does not match the process of Jin Jin risking many dangers to come to Z city. It is a bit unfinished. Moreover, I think the description of Yin Yin's character is the worst among the worst (when Lao Wang speculated, we already knew that Yin Yin clearly likes Jin and has no feelings for Wang Jie), but at the end of the article, Wang Jie is allowed to marry Yin Yin. And Yin Yin still likes him, which is inconsistent with the previous article. In the middle, it is said that after Yin Yin ensured Wang Jie's safety, he didn't even think about reminiscing with Huang Jin. This can only be understood as Yin Yin is a scoundrel (I may understand the change of preference, but I can't understand why after meeting Jin Jin, all he could think about was pleading for Wang Jie). Then there is the progress of the follow-up world line. Regarding this line, I think the most important thing is the Black Rose - it has enough strength and motivation to attack humans and stir up the situation. Unfortunately, the author just wanted to finish this part and hastily described it. Obviously, there is a lot of description of the current situation in the previous article (the heroes are competing for the throne and gold has collected various important identities and has the mentality of independence). Finally, there is the foreshadowing of the ending, Jiu'er's illness, his acquaintance with Huang Jin, and the time machine. This part is relatively normal, but I am personally not satisfied with it. I think Huang Jin and Jiu'er have two relationships: father-daughter and couple. Of course, the former dominates, but the arrangement of the article will stifle the latter, and the reason for Jiu'er's illness is not explained at the end of the article. It is just that Jiu'er was born with a disease. All in all, the first 10,000 pages of this book are pretty good, but the rest of the book is a bit unfinished.

I am very glad that I read this book when it was serialized and could discuss and argue with everyone and the author. This book reminded me of another novel that I read in elementary school. It almost had the protagonist helping others and opening up the story of each person's life. But that one was a tear-jerker, oh no, both of them were tear-jersers. This book "One Person, One Dog and One Zombie" is very novel. It has no doomsday powers, no romance between the protagonists, and no rebirth, system, time travel, or revenge. It is just like the tenacious and renewed survival of human beings when the zombie apocalypse really comes. The protagonist is a killer, optimistic all the way, optimistic about human nature, and daring to take action. Really, this is the first time I have seen such an amazing travel story novel on Tomato. So I give 5 stars 2021-11-17

Sure enough, the good work can be seen from the very beginning. After only reading a few dozen chapters, I couldn't help but comment first. I've read a lot of zombie stories recently, but the ones that came to the top in the past were basically fast-food stories about rebirth and superpowers. Most of them didn't last until halfway through and gave up. What I feel after reading this book is: a kind of sadness as faint as flowing water. Sitting on the big threshold, watching the sunset slanting on the winding path... The language is restrained and full of details, which can be considered. If the hot-blooded scenes that stand out in other zombie novels are like "World War Z", then the author's delicate writing style is "I Am Legend". It is truly a breath of fresh air in Tomato zombie writing. Here is the original text: ["Young man, what do you think of me, or people like us?" "What?" "It's a native dog. Aren't we always talking about dogs? Hahaha..."] The people and things on the journey, this is life.

Overall, the writing is remarkable, and it captures my reading preferences in every sense. In particular, the storyboarding techniques and some distinctive language descriptions will not have the same shoddy and cookie-cutter character descriptions in most novels today. Especially this one" ---- ----" Well, that's just another plus. (Ahem, I'm used to reading light novels. It's really great to talk about one thing and another.) But pinch... Uncle Yao's classic hydrology is really considerate of us. I'm afraid of getting thirsty when I read it (bushi) It's just a joke, although it's a bit crude, it seems more interesting. (Well done, don't do it next time.)