A Chinese descendant became a "guinea pig" for biochemical experiments in country M.
In the biochemical apocalypse, the planner wanted to be the shepherd of the world. He was originally an abandoned chess player, but by chance, he became a transcendent existence outside the chess game.
After awakening the power of the tyrant, he began to take bloody revenge!
He can tear apart tanks with his hands, kick planes with his feet, and resist missiles. The steel forest is no better than a chicken or a dog in front of him!
I have eaten human flesh and killed zombies.
All things are born, eat or be eaten. There is no regret, no sympathy!
He is the death of one of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, he is Zhong Jingyao!
Reader comments
I read relatively few books. When I was looking for a book, I accidentally clicked on this book. I found that not many people read it, so I boldly expressed my opinion. I think this book is quite good, and the author's writing is good. I basically read comics. The author describes the scenes in a more detailed and graphic way, and the logic is more rigorous. It's not like a mindless novel. The plot advances slowly, but it is suitable for me. I recommend it to those who read slowly. There are ups and downs, so it is not boring. For now, I will read it. It's pretty good. The author cleverly borrowed the idea of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse from "The Book of Revelation", which is more in line with the apocalyptic theme. However, one thing I'm confused about is that the T virus's ability to transform the human body depends on the fit. Is the higher the fit, the stronger? Why do other people turn into zombies when they are bitten by a zombie? Is the protagonist really the chosen one? Or are only those in the laboratory able to have a high degree of compatibility and maintain sanity? Even for Iron Fist, the author said that he didn't bite because of a sense of belonging. Da Zhuang also changed because he bit a piece of the protagonist's flesh. And what's going on with mutant zombies? Can zombies evolve themselves? The author didn't explain the origin of the mutants in detail. Maybe it's because there are too few chapters, the foreshadowing hasn't been mentioned yet, or maybe I misunderstood it somewhere. Also, a lot of the names of people in this book are from Country M. I can't remember them hahaha. Sometimes I can't figure out the relationship between them [face covering]. This is my own problem. I look like this everywhere. I can't remember such names unless I have a deep impression on them. I just want to say that I don't mean any harm, and I still support the author greatly. However, there seem to be very few people reading this kind of slow-paced book now. This is the first time the author has written this kind of book. It is difficult to make it popular, but it is also a good attempt. It's such a long story, but I just hope that the author can work hard and persevere at his own pace. I'm really looking forward to what the ending will be [sending my heart]
The author's writing style is more delicate, and the plot advances a little slowly, but it is well written and it is very interesting to read patiently. And it's not the kind of mindless cool writing, it's great. [Holds face] It's just that there are too few people coming in to read it. The article is good, so I hope everyone will be patient and read it.
A relatively novel setting, looking forward to the next plot development
I read relatively few books. When I was looking for a book, I accidentally clicked on this book. I found that not many people read it, so I boldly expressed my opinion. I think this book is quite good, and the author's writing is good. I basically read comics. The author describes the scenes in a more detailed and graphic way, and the logic is more rigorous. It's not like a mindless novel. The plot advances slowly, but it is suitable for me. I recommend it to those who read slowly. There are ups and downs, so it is not boring. For now, I will read it. It's pretty good. The author cleverly borrowed the idea of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse from "The Book of Revelation", which is more in line with the apocalyptic theme. However, one thing I'm confused about is that the T virus's ability to transform the human body depends on the fit. Is the higher the fit, the stronger? Why do other people turn into zombies when they are bitten by a zombie? Is the protagonist really the chosen one? Or are only those in the laboratory able to have a high degree of compatibility and maintain sanity? Even for Iron Fist, the author said that he didn't bite because of a sense of belonging. Da Zhuang also changed because he bit a piece of the protagonist's flesh. And what's going on with mutant zombies? Can zombies evolve themselves? The author didn't explain the origin of the mutants in detail. Maybe it's because there are too few chapters, the foreshadowing hasn't been mentioned yet, or maybe I misunderstood it somewhere. Also, a lot of the names of people in this book are from Country M. I can't remember them hahaha. Sometimes I can't figure out the relationship between them [face covering]. This is my own problem. I look like this everywhere. I can't remember such names unless I have a deep impression on them. I just want to say that I don't mean any harm, and I still support the author greatly. However, there seem to be very few people reading this kind of slow-paced book now. This is the first time the author has written this kind of book. It is difficult to make it popular, but it is also a good attempt. It's such a long story, but I just hope that the author can work hard and persevere at his own pace. I'm really looking forward to what the ending will be [sending my heart]
The author's writing style is more delicate, and the plot advances a little slowly, but it is well written and it is very interesting to read patiently. And it's not the kind of mindless cool writing, it's great. [Holds face] It's just that there are too few people coming in to read it. The article is good, so I hope everyone will be patient and read it.
A relatively novel setting, looking forward to the next plot development