A Zombie Apocalypse, Set in the Tang Dynasty

Okay, very well written, with a novel setting. I wonder if it's like "Mysterious Beast City," creating a new genre. The protagonist is kind-hearted, decisive in killing, ruthless towards villains, and kind to good people, but not without principles. In short, the protagonist's character is well-developed. The novel setting is refreshing after reading many other types of books.

There are too few of these. It's a pity there aren't any novels about ancient zombies. Now that I've found one, I hope the author doesn't abandon it. There was a similar one before, but it was set during the Anti-Japanese War and had many problems. Unlike this one, the only downside is that it's a bit short.

I kind of regret discovering this book so early; it's simply not enough to read! 😢

Well written (✪▽✪), very novel.

It's really good. I'm a loyal fan of post-apocalyptic novels, and this book is particularly novel in its subject matter and setting. It features ancient zombies (living corpses) and has its own unique system, unlike the common zombie brain energy core. Humans and zombies progress in tandem, and there's a conflict between the two factions.

I personally enjoy zombie novels, and this one, with its novel theme, is one I read a long time ago. However, I forgot the specific reason why I removed it from my bookshelf. I think I had just reached 170,000 words when I removed it (I think I had read around chapter 20 and felt the author was padding the story with too much filler and unnecessary details).

Dear author, I have a few questions. If Shengzhou refers to Nanjing, Luzhou to Hefei, and I've found Qingyang County, then where is Lingshui County? Where is Nanjiang, where the protagonist is currently located? And regarding the zombie horde crossing Pingjiang, which river does Pingjiang refer to now? I would greatly appreciate it if you could answer my questions. 🥺🥺🥺🥺

The writing is alright, but there's one bug: the main character has been playing the game for a month and still doesn't know what monsters are in it? Does playing the game all night just mean looking at pictures on the main screen?

It's quite exciting; the theme is novel, it's a slow-burn story, and the characters' personalities fit the post-apocalyptic setting. The unique plot offers a different experience. The opening scene of zombieization and the elimination of zombies is very novel. There aren't many teammates, but they are very interesting. There's also a pet.

This book has the potential to be adapted into a TV series; it's much more interesting than similar dramas from South Korea.