Apocalypse: This Zombie King Actually Loves to Travel

In the shadow of the apocalypse, love becomes humanity's most precious treasure. The story revolves around an ordinary couple who meet in a post-apocalyptic world and face the challenges of survival together. They not only have to contend with the harsh environment but also struggle against mutated creatures and other survivors. However, it is precisely these hardships that strengthen their love.

To be honest, this book is quite good overall. The beginning is a bit angsty for the protagonist, but given the plot's trajectory, that's acceptable. Personally, the only problem I found was the questionable intelligence of the military's high command. Normally, when someone repeatedly points out a problem with a certain individual, the higher-ups are unwilling to even investigate.

Why is the rating so low? It's a pretty comfortable story. If you read it as an urban romance, it's quite refreshing, and the subject matter is interesting. I really don't like those stories where the characters have to be ruthless and decisive without being saintly. It's good that it has flesh and blood. If you watch it as a movie, it's quite healing.

I really like zombie novels where the protagonist travels the world with his girlfriend. Novels where the protagonist stays in one place all the time get boring; this kind of world travel is much better. I think it's a single-female-lead story? By the way, shouldn't they strengthen the protagonist's abilities?

This is a book worth reading. It's rich in emotion, has a coherent narrative, and reads smoothly without any dragging parts. I've often seen books with complex plots and numerous subplots that feel tedious, chaotic, and cluttered. This book, however, follows a vertical narrative with few subplots, making it remarkably fluid.

This is one of the few post-apocalyptic novels that suits my taste. The characters are very well-developed, making them feel like real, flesh-and-blood people, not just lines of text. Although there are some flaws, they are forgivable. I believe that with time, the author's writing and character portrayals will become even more nuanced in the future.

I think I had a dream. In the dream, I was a zombie, and a zombie king at that. Haha, I even found a wife while looking for oil. When I woke up, I found that I did have a wife, but I always felt like I had lost something. Right, what about my son if I have money?

It's well-written, but I don't know what the ending will be. It seems to have transcended worldly life and become the king of both eternal night and dawn.

It's been over an hour already, and even the donkeys in the production team don't dare to rest like this.

It was truly a wonderful film, and I was so sad to say goodbye. In the end, Xiao Yue died innocently, Tan Yang failed to become king and died, and Zhang Youqian, without implicating the protagonist, died alongside the antidote in the boss, the Corpse King. Lin Ruyue and the protagonist forgot each other, and the protagonist, Lu Yao, finally fulfilled his wish to travel carefree with his lover, Liu Nianqiu. Han Yi also fulfilled his wish to stay by his older brother Lu Yao's side.