[Real zombie world, single female protagonist, no system, no powers, doomsday survival] In the near future, a new virus called NGR sweeps the world, and countless people lose their lives and turn into walking corpses. They overturned order, occupied cities, and turned the world into hell.
The heroine Valena was only thirteen years old when she was forced to leave her home and embark on the difficult road of survival alone. Together with the friends he met, he continued to grow in countless escape adventures and led them to open up a whole new world.
A series of extraordinary experiences such as being taken in by a lonely old man, being hunted by desperadoes, being ravaged by demons in human skin, and walking to death in the forest allowed her to grow up rapidly and also make a group of partners who fought side by side.
In the doomsday era, humans are far more dangerous than zombies. Let us wait and see how she will survive in the cracks of powerful forces, and whether she can lead her followers to successfully ashore in the stormy waves and open up a path to a new era.
Reader comments
I don't know how the author understands it. 12 Years old is no longer too young to be in junior high school. Most people at 12 years old can already assess the situation and are as tall as their parents. At that time, most of us did not have mobile phones to access the Internet, but we also formed our own world view. Today's 12-year-olds will only be more mature and have more responsibilities than we are now adults.
It's so well written, why doesn't anyone read it?
I have a strong sense of déjà vu. I hope the author will continue to work hard.
It's pretty good, it describes the doomsday very realistically, and also the protagonist's growth process! The logic is smooth.
I don't know how the author understands it. 12 Years old is no longer too young to be in junior high school. Most people at 12 years old can already assess the situation and are as tall as their parents. At that time, most of us did not have mobile phones to access the Internet, but we also formed our own world view. Today's 12-year-olds will only be more mature and have more responsibilities than we are now adults.
It's so well written, why doesn't anyone read it?
I have a strong sense of déjà vu. I hope the author will continue to work hard.
It's pretty good, it describes the doomsday very realistically, and also the protagonist's growth process! The logic is smooth.