Schoolyard Zombie Apocalypse: The Happy Ending

A very real apocalypse, with no superpowers, no protagonist in the strict sense, or everyone is the protagonist, dead is dead, and there is no protagonist aura. To be honest, it is rare to see such a wonderful zombie novel on Tomato, but because it is so exciting, the discomfort and despair I feel are very real. It's strange that not many people have read it, but this book is really good. Although this book is indeed very good, I think it may not be too in line with the interests of the majority of readers. After all, all the favorite characters have died, so it is really difficult to finish it. In short, the author's writing is very good. I look forward to the author's next zombie novel [like][like][like]

Luo Yi😢😢😢It's really good-looking, very real but also very touching. It would be great if the one who survived to the end was not Minjia😢Compared with other zombie stories, Minjia and the screaming chicken who committed suicide were really uncomfortable to watch. . So many people voluntarily sacrificed to protect such a person😥

It feels a bit depressing, very apocalyptic, and the sense of immersion is very strong [like] [like] [like], and it's such a pity that Jiyeon died [cry] [cry], it's super good, the characters are well portrayed, come on author [love]

This is the first time I have come across such a short doomsday group portrait novel. Unlike most apocalyptic novels, the content is ordinary and belongs to the world of the protagonist. I watched it for about five hours. The group that was fragmented at the beginning came together, and everyone was moving towards a goal. It felt pretty good at first. But from the sacrifice of the couple in Dream Manor to the death of Sister Song to the destruction of Taoyuan Village, I felt that the protagonists were very tired and hard-working through it all. Watching two men with leadership killing each other. Seeing Zhiyan's death and Ahsong walking towards death exhausted, I really couldn't help but cry. There were only four people left behind who were killed by the evil of human nature and zombies soon after. The ending is OE, but this kind of ending is often the case, or maybe the last few chapters towards the end are too depressing, and I feel that Amin may not have reached the end. (The protagonists are very brave. Even if they make mistakes, they continue to grow and try their best to help others in the future.)

It feels good. The character portrayal is relatively successful, but it is a bit depressing. Some places are abrupt. For example, why Li Ziye became like this may be due to the influence of the apocalypse, but I did feel abrupt after reading that part, but it is still very good. I haven't seen such a good zombie novel in a long time. I also have the idea of ​​writing about apocalyptic zombies. I wonder if I can discuss it with the author.

It's super beautiful and a very realistic post-apocalyptic group portrait.

It was well written. I felt an indescribable feeling after seeing the protagonists die one by one.

I stayed up late to finish reading it. I thought the ending was good based on the name, but I didn't expect it to be so bad later. However, the plot is quite good. In just a few dozen chapters, only one person is left in the main group at the end. This is the most embarrassing thing for me. I hope Minjia can live well.

It looks good, it looks good, it's been a long time since I've seen such a depressing and real apocalypse story. Although Brother Shiye's dark experience is relatively rough, it's understandable that his absolutely rational character can do such a thing. Anyway! Very beautiful and worth seeing! !

The end of happiness? All dead? Happiness? Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.