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I saw Chapter 33, it's quite interesting. At present, my personal summary is that the labels are absurd, everyday, and funny. The male protagonist should be the savior who was shaken by the savior system. The savior system was blocked by the crazy love system, giving him a death return that will be automatically archived at an unknown time. I don't know whether it will be a loss or a profit. At the beginning of the Imperial City PK between the male and female protagonists, the protagonist directly uses the death return to treat the female protagonist as a monster to practice her skills. It is really difficult to fall in love with a treacherous father and mother-in-law (? Meow) The two of them spent most of the time on the run, and they also performed surgeries without anesthesia. Their relationship heated up very quickly, meow (no longer a human being) Speaking of which, the zombie setting in this book is the best I have ever seen. Conservation of Energy smiled happily. To put it simply, the big fish eat the small fish (it's so quiet, there are no people on the street), and plants can also mutate. The strength of big fish is also high. They can't even withstand bullets at 1 km per second. You dare to call zombies and you can become the apocalypse. In contrast, our fourth-level zombies can withstand gun sweeps and high-level judgments. (How come ordinary people can't bear it?)
Looks good
The author writes a good story. The protagonist is very rational and has clear goals for himself. I hope the author will write more.
It's quite good-looking, and the male protagonist is tough to kill.