Apocalypse: the End

This is a very unique survival apocalyptic novel, with very detailed and exciting descriptions of combat, and very logical strategic logic. From this aspect, it can be seen that the author has certain professional knowledge. However, the pace of the first few chapters was too slow. If I hadn't read a few more chapters, I almost stopped reading. Later, when I saw that the protagonist was about to do something serious, I started to get curious. Different from the settings of most light and relaxing zombie novels, the style of this book pays great attention to realism, especially the zombies with the ability to think, which keeps the protagonist group in a high-pressure state, with a sense of deja vu that one wrong step will be inevitable. The origin of the disaster is what I find most interesting, because the brief description of the first chapter made me think inertly, as if the reason for the spread of zombies was what I thought. But after reading more than a dozen chapters, I discovered some details. Since it is a realistic style, diseases caused by microorganisms such as viruses, bacteria, and parasites should be easy to control, but they still spread. Based on this guess, the simple statement at the beginning is more intriguing. Looking forward to the subsequent plot development, more will be coming soon.

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