Lost in the Doomsday Mystery, Starting with the Neighbor Next Door

Regarding the Virgin Mary issue that has received a lot of feedback, everyone has a different opinion. I personally think: 1. It is impossible for a normal ordinary person to regard human life as trivial from the very beginning, even if it is the end of the world, except for those who are reborn. 2. A team cannot rule by killing alone. Even if the force is superior, what is needed is a combination of kindness and power, whether true or false, such as Cao Mengde Finally, thank you very much for your comments. I am very happy when someone comments. It is much more interesting than playing single player [I learned]

I've read more than 30 chapters, and overall it's okay. I haven't seen any superpower mutations so far, so those who prefer a more realistic approach can check it out. The author's writing style is good but not superficial, and some plots are a bit bland, so I will continue to pay attention.

A good zombie novel, very good. First of all, the author's plot control is very good, and the details are appropriate. The intense battle and life planning parts are well interlaced. The plot has ups and downs, and the plot rhythm is very good. The setting for the gradual enhancement of zombies is good. In the absence of system, mutation and rebirth, it also avoids the conversion of mainline content from pve to pvp in the later stage. Furthermore, as for the characters, the protagonist's character setting is very good, good and evil are clearly defined, and he is brave and resourceful. The protagonists also have their own personalities The small flaw is that Chen Mo's personal background is lacking. An ordinary person is too calm and decisive in the early stage, and lacks some growth stages. But it's understandable, otherwise the plot won't unfold and readers won't be attracted. In short, I am very supportive and optimistic [like][like]

Let's put it this way, I haven't stayed up late to read a book in more than ten years. This book kept me up all night. The protagonist is brave and resourceful but not reckless. He values ​​love and justice but not the Virgin. The other supporting characters have distinct personalities and the dialogues are humorous. It can definitely be called a sacred book [Like]

In fact, you can also find some large trucks. After all, it is very good for large trucks to open the road in front. When you encounter a walking zombie, you can directly rush into it. The protagonist is a proper Virgin. Damn, is she such a Virgin? In order to save a woman, he almost risked his own life

Well-founded and smooth plot. I didn't see the plot of Our Lady. If the two parties met on the road and they didn't agree, the protagonist would just kill whoever it was. It's too irritating to read books one by one now, so just write according to the author's ideas, that's fine!

It's a very nice realistic post-apocalyptic novel. Maybe I didn't read it enough. Not many people read it. It's highly recommended. It feels like a walking dead.

The traditional style of apocalyptic writing suits my taste. I look forward to the author's new ideas.

It's not bad. I've read more than 100 chapters so far. The plot design is logical and not clumsy. Many apocalyptic novels have the same plot at the end, running away, killing people, running away again, and killing people again. The plot of this book progresses relatively quickly.

The pace is not draggy, which is worthy of praise! The character of the protagonist basically conforms to the mental transformation process of an ordinary person. However, after reading the latest chapter, I feel that it could be more tough. After all, it is the end of the world, and we still have to rely on decisive killing. Overall, it is a good book worth reading. I hope the author will continue to work hard [smile]. It's such a shame that this book ends like this!