Zombie School: I Give You a Slap Across the Face!

For the Korean drama All of Us Are Dead, let’s give the protagonist a second-generation background and some brains. His family once backed the wrong side in the 1970s and moved to Korea as a whole. They later made a fortune and became successful, but his ancestors came from a family of martial artists. He learned boxing, the Tang Dao, and traditional Chinese bone-setting from a young age, with generations of family knowledge behind him. I have just one theme: brains. Only the main cast will keep the names they have in the show. I’ll make up names for everyone else who dies early, or there are just too many names for me to handle. The plot can be summed up in one word: satisfying! Satisfying! Satisfying!

The story goes from All of Us Are Dead to Alive in Seoul, then from Alive in Seoul into Train to Busan, and finally to the fall of the peninsula. The protagonist returns to Xiaoshan and then sets out to return to Huaxia to reunite with his father, before going back to Xiaoshan