Escaping the Office Building in the Apocalypse

This is a fairy tale in a zombie novel. After reading a lot of doomsday articles about the collapse of order, reading this is like a breath of fresh air. The advantage is that people don't forget to be kind, although some parts are too beautiful. I feel that the author is unwilling to write the bad guys too bad. If I write about the ninth floor, when it is difficult to go up and down, I cannot find supplies. If I see others jumping up and down with ropes to carry supplies, I will definitely threaten them with ropes. Ropes are their lifeblood. No matter how many people are above or below you, the balcony is easy to defend and difficult to attack. Apart from the fact that the bad guys are too good, this is indeed a good book. If there really is an apocalypse, I hope there is still a trace of humanity left in the world. Don't think of yourself as your enemy when you see someone of the same kind. That's too boring.

The reason why I didn't give it five stars is that I think it's still a bit passionate, but I think this is the most realistic apocalypse for ordinary people, but it doesn't write much about human nature. I think there are good people in the apocalypse, but there are more bad people. This book has great potential, it is short, logical and not bad.

The plot is very close to reality, and it doesn't drag out, and there are no messy powers or anything like that. Life depends entirely on your hands and personal efforts. The power of friendship and trust is very strong here. Don't abandon, don't give up, believe in our five-star backing

You can see, no superpowers or mutations, a very good zombie story

It's good-looking, real and not brainless, it has a clear timeline, and it's just a matter of course, not just for the sake of it. The protagonist group also has its own highlights, neither a virgin nor a cold-blooded one. A bad point to mention is that the change of field of view is too abrupt, and it is easy to dissuade readers if they don't see what's behind.

This is the second book I've read that doesn't have superpowers or golden fingers about real people surviving in the apocalypse. I have to praise Su Zhi for her strong reflexes. I have to learn from her. Sometimes being more sensitive can save your own life. I once again lamented that if you have skills, you really can't die of hunger. When you have time, you really need to practice driving skills and rock climbing. You also need to be good at using tools and have a certain ability to protect yourself. Stock up on food at home. Those who survive after reading so many apocalyptic novels are smart and powerful people.

How can it be rated 6.5? It is the most realistic zombie novel I have ever read. The writing is also good and it reads smoothly. There are no evolved zombies, no golden fingers, and the characters are also very delicately drawn. All the protagonists survive, which can be considered a fairy tale ending.

Although the story about the parents' quarrels is bland, it is still quite interesting to listen to. The ending where everyone is hiding on the balcony is not handled well. If the zombies can break through the security door, it will be useless to hide anywhere. The content is a bit like a small European movie, and it is also suitable for making into a short movie or short video. The author's writing is not bad, keep up the good work.

It's so beautiful. Such a wonderfully written novel with no supernatural powers.

Realism! It's wonderful. Now I'm back at Jiang Ze's house. Emmm, do we have to live separately? 13 People and 7 strong men are not safer than being separated?? And it's not so dangerous to go upstairs or downstairs, with one floor in between. How many times have things happened... In order to create dramatic conflicts, we are creating conflicts here. The ending is a little rushed, but it's okay. Overall, it's a post-apocalyptic enterprising flow.