Zombie Outbreak: High Schoolers’ Fight to Survive

The logic is tight, the plot is good, Brother Tang's thinking is really thoughtful, and it's comfortable to watch.

It's the first time I've written it. It's pretty good. I've listened to a lot of apocalypse books, more than 20 of them. There's absolutely no system or space. It's really hard to write about a pure zombie apocalypse. It's already great. The plot can be richer, including the details of the character's portrayal. I'm looking forward to the new work.

Overall, the book is a very good one. First of all, the strength of the protagonist group is suitable for high school students and they shine on this basis. The many excellent qualities of caution, unity, and mutual encouragement are vividly displayed. Everyone has a unique point. The second is the setting of no space, no abilities, and no system. It is refreshing in the apocalyptic flow where a lot of system space abilities are available at the beginning. At the same time, the logic of the writing is clear. Except for a few typos, the author's careful consideration can be seen in the use of language and characters. It is indeed a good novel as a debut novel, but it is also a pity that it is a debut novel, so the author failed to give the story a reasonable ending and the length is not enough, so the rating here is four stars. I am looking forward to a sequel to this book or an extra chapter from the author. I will buy the author's other works, I think they are worth reading.

Well written and very immersive . [Like][Like][Like]

The guy named Tang is so awesome

I still wanted to watch it, but it ended too quickly. . .

It looks quite comfortable, [thinking]

Not bad, very well written It's quite good-looking. The character descriptions are very realistic. There's no cheating or space. It's a pretty good novel. It might be better if there is a sequel.

Hope there is a second part

Very well written, I like it very much. A rare good book.