Apocalypse: I Can Command Endless Zombie Hordes

This is the type of story I like. Here's a suggestion: the protagonist could have some conflicts with humans. It's not that I'm being cynical, it's just that this is how the book should be written. Also, please, please, please don't let the protagonist cooperate with humans or coexist peacefully. This is a major taboo in zombie stories. Of course, this is just my opinion, but I still hope the author will consider it carefully.

There are so few post-apocalyptic novels with systems these days; most are just lighthearted rebirth stories with systems, which are getting tiresome... This one is just right, it suits my taste perfectly. Thumbs up! 👍👍 [Top Post] I'm rooting for this book!

Feel free to leave your comments! It's already at 500,000 words, so please, everyone, give it a five-star review! If there's anything unreasonable, feel free to comment and discuss!

This is a really good post-apocalyptic novel. It covers the basic common sense, unlike other novels where you just save everyone you see. Also, it shouldn't have too much contact with humans. The protagonist is from a new race. If you can relate to the story's plot, it's a great read. At first, I thought it was a bit strange, but once you get into it, you understand.

It's alright, there aren't any major flaws so far, but isn't the faction setup a bit too powerful? It's only been a few months since the apocalypse started, and there are only so many bases between the old and new federations. Just in G City, where the protagonist is, there are several, plus an association made up of king-level zombies. The recovery is a bit too fast.

I think this book is really good. Judging by the reading time, I'm not a paid promoter. If you like post-apocalyptic novels, this is the one to read. 😏

Excellent, fantastic! I'll help promote your book.

Both are great, the author writes very well, but I don't quite like one of the female leads, so I'd give it four stars!

So far, it's quite good; it's one of the better post-apocalyptic novels out there—after all, among existing post-apocalyptic novels, only the older ones are readable. As for the current rating, I don't quite understand it; there are still at least 1.5 million words left, isn't that a bit short? The author has tried their best. This is just my personal opinion.

It's alright, it would be even better if the protagonist were a bit stronger. But not invincible. It was alright at first, but why include a romantic subplot between a zombie and the protagonist? It felt poorly written. Please don't criticize if you disagree. This is just my personal opinion.