The Vegetarian Little Zombie Devours Apocalypse Big Shots One Bite at a Time

It's a good read, not a sweet story, but has some emotional lines. The heroine was timid in the early stage, but was pressured by the villain to do experiments in the later stage, so the heroine rebelled. Those who like to watch teamwork can go in. There is cp but no very intimate action. The writing is very good. I am super. . . The male and female protagonists are not together. . . What is this?

I just drank water in the dormitory and smelled a burnt smell, but the hot water kettle was not turned on. It was strange. Could it be that the circuit was burned? I removed all the wires. I thought it was a wire problem. I was still thinking about calling the dormitory manager. Then, I suddenly discovered, guess what, it turns out that my heart is burning for you🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 I want a side story~ a side story~

During the reading process, I didn't have very good senses about Joe, and I was somewhat opposed to his interaction with the little zombies. From the beginning, Joe's attitude towards the little zombie was strong. Later, most of the harm the little zombie suffered could be said to be caused by Joe. Joe prefers humans, while the little zombie is afraid of and hates humans, so it would be best for them not to be together. I like this ending.

Not bad, the emotional line is relatively light, the storyline is very exciting, and it is understandable that the male and female protagonists are not together. After all, although the male protagonist has turned into a zombie, he is still full of goodwill towards humans, and humans also need the male protagonist to stay and build a new society that can accommodate zombies and intelligent zombies. The female protagonist was violated by humans prematurely, and although it has passed, she still cannot let go. The male and female protagonists can be said to be a bridge to balance the two races.

#Apocalypse cowardly little zombie# The subject matter is very good and novel. Most of the apocalyptic themes (except for the fast-travel world) are from the human perspective, but here it is purely from the zombie perspective. The cowardly little zombie has no big ambitions. He just wants to stay away from humans and live freely in groups. She may be timid, but she has her own ideas and is determined. The author's writing style is very good and each character is described very uniquely. Although they are in different camps, I hope they are just working in different directions in life. Some people dedicated everything to the new city, but only left a ridiculous answer sheet. In the end, they still gave the people at the bottom a place to live without hesitation. Some people long for freedom, but they don't use their own ideas to try to change the behavior of others. There is no cp, or the male and female protagonists who are the most vocal are not together. They may have different feelings for each other, but because they both want different lives and work in different directions, the veil was not broken in the end. Summary: A very good apocalyptic novel, recommended to read!

The setting is good, the characters are good, the world view is interesting, and there are some innovations. The seemingly huge apocalyptic world in this article actually feels very small, and it ends before it even unfolds. It feels so rushed. The heroine: cute, able to endure hardships, resourceful, endure humiliation, and try to escape. Male protagonist: Responsible, perseverant, good to his companions, likes to tease the female protagonist, everyone's bodyguard, and assistant to the female protagonist. (There is not much emotional description with the heroine) The growth chapter of the cute new heroine: The heroine grows up step by step and builds a team. It is fun to talk and laugh with the team and go on adventures together. Laboratory Chapter: The heroine was caught in the laboratory with her friends and experienced many things. After returning to the laboratory, the heroine knew the truth about the end of the world, zombies, semi-infected people, and superpowers. She regained her due strength, made preparations for escape, cooperated inside and outside, and escaped from the laboratory with her friends. Finally, the hero and the heroine separated. (Full text ends) It is a very short article. It feels like a small world and a small plot. It creates a good heroine, three-dimensional friends and interesting settings related to the end of the world. However, it is a pity that it ends without much development. The introduction is fraudulent and the plot of the introduction is not included in the article at all.

The feeling of the end of the first part. Will there be a follow-up? The writing is quite good. The low score is probably due to the ending. I feel like I've watched half of it. And although there is no CP, there are actually many people enjoying the CP of the female protagonist and the male protagonist. The female protagonist is a cute big nest mother, and the male protagonist is a man-made half-corpse. We think they are a perfect match, hahaha

15:49 This ending is really unexpected. The male and female protagonists are not together, but that's fine. The male protagonist's kindness and justice prevent him from watching the destruction of the new city. The female protagonist's experience also prevents her from saving people without grudges. No matter how they separate, their paths are different after all. But what I didn't expect from Lin Che's worker bees was that there would be people who would save people in such an encounter. I thought they would hate them. Well, he is still a kind person [smile][smile]

This is my first contact with zombies and nest mothers. It is quite novel. I feel that the development of human beings will develop towards zombies in the future. There is no need to worry about food. The zombie stories I have read in the past are basically about protecting humans and restoring human development and civilization.

The early stage is relatively relaxed and funny, but the structure slowly unfolds in the middle and later stages, which is very interesting. The male protagonist's character in the early stage was very cool and tall, but after the female protagonist became stronger, it immediately turned around. The two of them are not together at the end, which is understandable, but I also wonder if it was a hasty ending and a rewritten ending?