
Living Corpse Plague
活尸疫
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 170k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
68Chapters
9Reads
1Listens
3.9kReads · all time
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High-Quality Apocalyptic Zombie Stories That Keep You Hooked, Preferably Set in a School
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Apocalyptic Zombie Stories With a Heroine!
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Regular Zombie Apocalypse Novels
I need a straightforward zombie-apocalypse novel: no overpowered protagonist, no ridiculous premises, just good details, a good plot, and solid logic.
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Looking for a Zombie Novel with No Superpowers or System, One That's Engrossing and Extremely Realistic
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The Apocalypse Begins with a Zombie Outbreak on Campus, and the Protagonist Is a Student
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A Slow-Burn Apocalypse Story with Gradual Growth, No Overpowered Protagonist from the Start
I'm out of books, guys.
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Looking for Pure Natural-Disaster Apocalypse Novels: No System, No Golden Finger, No Zombies
Ever since I read The Apocalypse Arrives: The World Loses Power, I can't get into any other apocalypse stories. Waaah, I really want realistic stories focused purely on survival. No zombies, no System, no pocket space, and no romance. Please stop making random recommendations, okay?
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Any Doomsday Stories Similar to This One?
I’m looking for books like *A Zombie’s Hiking Journal*.
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So a person who dares to kill zombies is threatened by the student union. . .
The plot setting is pretty good. The beginning of the heroine's life is a bit interesting, but she doesn't have her father at home. Does she still have her mother? Can't you compare to your classmates? It's good if it's not mindless!
It's very good-looking, much better than those brainless Long Aotian and Stallion novels. It can reflect human nature in the apocalypse, and also reflect the ambivalence of some characters and the helplessness of ordinary people. I support the author to continue writing like this, but with fewer knives (personally I feel it's a pity for Anya)