[Apocalyptic Disasters]+ [Zombies Only]+ [No Superpowers]+ [No System]+ [Intelligent Characters]+ [No Harem]+ [Not Reborn]
Note: The protagonist isn’t a saint. He may even do things that go against common sense to survive. He has a conscience, but won’t let morality be used to manipulate him. Read at your own discretion!
Each chapter is about 5,000 characters, so feel free to follow along.
[Note: Each chapter is a single, very long paragraph. Please keep that in mind before reading.]
An unknown virus broke out around the world. Borders were sealed, and the apocalypse arrived.
As if things weren’t bad enough, extreme cold and scorching heat descended on this poor planet as well.
Jiang Baiyan was an ordinary college student, riding a train between home and school when the outbreak happened. A terrifying tide of zombies mercilessly swept over the train. What extreme measures would he take to stay alive?
In this apocalypse, most ordinary people didn’t survive the first wave.
Those lucky enough to make it through were still just lambs waiting to be slaughtered, little more than cannon fodder in the apocalypse.
This is really good. It is definitely a masterpiece and a treasure among apocalyptic novels. I have seen a lot of invincible and super-powerful genres. The writing method of this apocalyptic novel really made my eyes shine. The helplessness of ordinary people struggling to survive under the mode described in this article is really immersive. The characters and emotions usually described really make me immerse myself in it. Even though I don't often post book reviews, I can't help but say a few words about it. It's a new book, but it's definitely worth following up on. I'm very satisfied with the number of words in each chapter. I hope the author will work hard to update it. I'll give it a good review first!
I didn't expect that I would finish reading it after reading it. This was the first book I was asked to read when I was browsing around the bookstore. I might as well post a book review to share my opinions. Although there are not many chapters at the moment, I am really satisfied with the number of words in the chapters, and there are no unnecessary complaints. When describing the characters and environmental background, I really felt like I was on the scene. To be honest, in the first few chapters of the author, I felt that I couldn't live without my powers. The despair on the train made me feel a little breathless. It was really like this. At the same time, I am also looking forward to the author's next plot. I will give you five stars first, provide encouragement, and update more. I look forward to your next chapters 🍉
I post my opinions on zombies smashing doors, etc. I like to read this kind of novels. The zombies are basically sensitive to sound or smell. If the door is closed, when zombies rush up, they will hit the door. Until all the zombies have hit the door, they will stop hitting the door again, because the zombies have no consciousness and only instinct. As we all know, the action of hitting requires a little distance, so the zombies' backs will all stick to the door. There will be basically no door knocking, and the zombies will basically crowd the zombies. The action of "bumping" is gone. Also, the behavior of zombies going up the stairs is unreasonable. For example, how do the zombies on the second floor react when they hear the noise on the fourth floor? I think it has no effect on the people on the fourth floor. At most, it attracts other zombies. After all, zombies will not use the stairs to find the source of the sound. If there is no consciousness and reason, then I guess they will only take the shortest path to the sound source (similar to NPC) but zombies cannot fly or pass through walls. For example, if the sound source is at the stairwell, the zombies must have to rely on the zombies stacking up on top of each other to reach the sound source. If the sound source moves away from the stairwell, it will be more difficult for the zombies to reach the sound source (the number of zombies at the stairwell will be small and they will not be able to stack up). However, some zombie novels also have the setting that zombies have some vision. This will indeed not cause the "stairs problem" I just mentioned, but it still cannot solve the "second floor and fourth floor problem" just now. In my opinion, these are the biggest bugs in zombie novels, and everyone knows that most realistic zombie novels (without super powers, crystals) underestimate the power of modern thermal weapons. So generally zombie novels have big bugs. Therefore, the author believes that this book is acceptable. If you like this kind of book, please support it.
It's pretty good. I went from a young college student to a seasoned veteran in one month [laughs]
As a player who only reads real zombie stories, it is worth watching. I hope there won't be any mutations or anything like that in the future. Just try to survive. Even if you die halfway, don't mutate or change super powers or anything like that. 👍 What I wrote in the front is really good, but I don't know why I got convulsed at the end and it ended so quickly. It's such a pity.
Five-star encouragement! The pace is a bit slow, but the protagonist's mentality becomes a bit fast! Keep up the good work! I don't know how fierce the competition for novels is now! How can you sleep well? Get up and code!
Very well written! Thank you to the author for your hard work I wonder if there are two male protagonists? After reading it, it feels a bit like CP, well written!
It's short, but okay, the plot is acceptable, and I finished it in one night 😂
The plot is pretty good, a pure survival story. There are a lot of typos in the content, but it's understandable. The word count is still a bit short, and the ending is just one chapter. It is recommended that a paragraph of text should not be too long, and it will be easier to read in more paragraphs.
It's really good. Most of the content is objective and true. However, the ending is too hasty and has some bad sentences. It's a bit short, but it's still highly recommended.