The 1980S: The Cold-Faced Officer Falls for a Zombie Beauty

The city heroine is a zombie in the last days, and then he doesn't understand anything very well. Then after the transmission, he doesn't understand very well. Am I a zombie or a human now? And the female protagonist is very simple and very, the male protagonist treats the female protagonist as quirky and a little fox. This is all said to the female protagonist. The female protagonist describes the female protagonist as a soldier, and then he sympathizes with the female protagonist at first, and then slowly the two people develop displeasure and love, together, and the impulse to be together. When his scumbag boss was not in the country at first, he fell in love with his mother, and then when he went to the city, he found another one. When he returned to the city, he found another one. Madam, and then, finally he knew that when the heroine was in the family, he fostered him under the name of his uncle. Sometimes all the money remitted went to his grandparents. He had nothing to eat, and he was still skinny and skinny as the heroine. After I came over, I reunited their family, and he got a little better, otherwise he would be even thinner and skinny. The hero knew this, and then the relationship developed between the two of them slowly. I hope they can go on well.

I was confused when I read the introduction. It's a pretty good novel, but I don't know why the score is so low? The writing style of the whole text is smooth, the preparation is clear, there is no trace of watershed, and the logical thinking is particularly good. There are only a few small pitfalls that can be ignored. The zombie heroine should gradually strengthen her analytical skills as her abilities improve. For example, when she fainted in a cave, when she was taken to Kyoto, others said she encountered her on the road. Isn't there any doubt? They say the little fox is smart, so how can you not doubt it? What is lost is memory, not analytical ability, otherwise I will feel stupid. I suggest that the heroine in the book slowly get better. The others are really well written. Introduce book friends to come and take a look.

This is a novel that combines time and apocalypse. A little bit brain-burning. But keep watching. It feels like I can guess it. The male and female protagonists have experienced three lives in total. The writing is pretty good. The only drawback is that as mentioned earlier, the heroine is pregnant with a daughter. The last thing born was a son. But it's okay. It doesn't matter either. Still highly recommended. You can take a look.

At first I thought it was an ordinary sweet story from the 1980s, but then I realized that the writing was getting more and more complicated. I just wanted to read a simple sweet story, and I didn't really want to read a complicated, truth-seeking "suspense story" in which someone awakens a superpower? Okay, it's not my cup of tea, but the author did a lot of hard work, and the heroine's character is also pretty good, so I'll give you a thumbs up.

It's very interesting. The male and female protagonists have never left each other in the past and present life. In order to keep the other party alive, he has been enduring painful experiments. Their friendship is touching. The content in the author's book is also rich and colorful, and I look forward to more works from the author. 🌹🌹🌹

Author, please update soon. The cows in the production team haven't even rested. How can you, author, rest? So pretty

It took less than 24 hours and I stayed up late to finish reading it. It's wonderful [like] [heartfelt] but the score is only 8.2, I almost missed it... Hurry up, don't miss it when you pass by yoyoyo [shy][shy][shy][laugh][laugh][laugh]

It's pretty good. Although the zombies don't understand many things, they will protect the male protagonist in their own way. It's very cute, I like gold bars, food, and the male protagonist's abs🥰. You can read it in Shuhuang.

It's still pretty good, but I was a little dizzy when I read some chapters. I didn't understand until later [laughing][laughing] No procrastination, both the heroine and the hero have good personalities, no misunderstanding! Come on! Come on! [Like][Like]

The full text is quite interesting. The female protagonist is very simple and very powerful. Maybe it's because she turned into a human from a zombie, or maybe it's because she hasn't experienced the dangers of the world since she was a child and was locked in a room since she was a child. I feel sorry for her. But in the article, one thing that is not rigorous is that when the male protagonist's subordinates report things to him, shouldn't they find a more rigorous place where no one is around? At least it should be in a room where no one can overhear (PS: There may be some people who feel that it is not rigorous for this reason and will give negative reviews [roll their eyes])