Wait, Whose Little Zombie Needs to Be Coaxed into Eating Meat?

Ahhh, this is so good! At first, I thought the male lead was a bit fierce towards Nian Nian, but he became so doting on her later on. Nian Nian is so cute! This book is so sweet, I love it so much! 🥰 I hope the author updates five chapters a day, otherwise it's just not enough! 🥰🥰🥰

It's so, so good! 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰, But there's just too little of it. It's not enough for me to read; it's gone in a flash! Please write more, please! 😘😘😘😘😘😘

Ahhh! It's so good! I love cute and cuddly characters. Nian Nian is so adorable! I finished reading it in a few hours. The author's writing is excellent. It's super sweet, but I discovered it too early and there aren't many chapters yet 😢😢 Please update more often, author!

It's a good read. The protagonist is a clean-cut, pure-hearted, and doting uke. He's cold to outsiders but gentle and doting to his uke, a timid and obedient zombie. The protagonist isn't a saint; he's very good to the uke even before he falls for him, and he spoils him even more after he does. There's a slightly annoying, overly kind supporting character, but overall, it's a very good read.

The content is absolutely fantastic! The premise is wonderful too! It really touches my heart. The only downside is that there aren't enough updates! Waaaaah, I hope the author updates more often, it's just not enough! O(╥╥)o

Dear author, this is the best post-apocalyptic novel I've ever read! It's brimming with detail, unlike most post-apocalyptic novels that gloss over the events like gaining superpowers a month later and the apocalypse arriving, it doesn't just jump straight into the action.

This novel is pretty good. Most of the supporting characters are nice, and Nian Nian is very cute and sweet. I hope you two will be happy together forever. (Next are some potentially offensive parts, so please avoid them.) Qian Mingyu is very overly saintly in the early stages, with all sorts of outrageous words and actions, which is very annoying.

It's incredibly good and feels very realistic. The protagonist (gong) wasn't initially in love with the other character (shou). It started when he accidentally stole the other's dog, and the other ran off with it. Through repeated interactions, the gong gradually fell in love and eventually couldn't live without him.

I absolutely love the author's semi-nurturing style; the male lead is so well-behaved, not the silly, clueless type at all! 🥰🥰🥰

It's good-looking. Nian Nian is really cute. He doesn't give off that overly soft and pretentious feminine vibe. I personally really dislike the submissive type, but Nian Nian is an exception. After all, he's a silly zombie who doesn't know anything and can only yell. Everything he does seems reasonable and cute. At least I don't think there's anything offensive about him. [OK] 🍉