I'm a Little Zombie, and the Big Shot Is Pampering Me

This is a really good post-apocalyptic novel. The characters are all very well-developed. Jiu Jiu is so cute—not the naive and innocent type, but a pure and innocent kind of cuteness. The main characters' romance develops very naturally. The main characters aren't overly idealistic; they're decisive and don't leave danger unchecked. They resolve any threats that need to be dealt with.

It's great! I almost caught up before realizing it's an ongoing series. The little zombie is adorable and doesn't burp. The character has superpowers, but the main characters don't have many special abilities, making it a bit boring. The main characters are constantly searching for a safe haven where they can pause, and the journey is exciting and thrilling.

Lu Chen ❤️ Ling Jiujiu Xu Jie ❤️ Chang Liu Jie Li ❤️ Jing Fu Little White~ Mimi~ Little Eight Eyes This is so good, it deserves five stars! The plot and characters are all well-written, the whole story is sweet and romantic, both the main and side couples are incredibly cute, and the little chick is absolutely adorable. Plus, there are crossover events in the story. Sisters, go for it without hesitation, it's perfect! I love it!

Nice! Yes, the ending came very suddenly! The protagonist was still battling a mid-level boss when suddenly he became incredibly powerful and defeated the final boss in one move? Then, just like in a fairy tale, the ending became "And so the protagonists lived happily ever after" (meaning the ending was rushed, with the protagonists' happy ending explained in just a few sentences).

Jiu Jiu is so cute, and Lu Chen is so doting on her 😘 But they suffered so much 🤦 Wherever they went, things were destroyed, they were constantly wandering, and finally everything was resolved and they could settle down. The ending was too abrupt. I really want to see the other characters. This is kind of a semi-open story, and it doesn't point to the future of humanity. The higher-ups at Dawn didn't say how they would resolve things either. It's unsatisfying 🧐

It's pretty good. Chiu Chiu is so innocent and cute, and she's absolutely adorable when she crouches down with her head in her hands! The story flows smoothly, but it's a bit annoying to see them constantly getting into traps while the villains keep jumping around. What happened to Cheng Yan? Didn't he emerge from his stomach at sea and piece himself back together?

Throughout the entire book, every female character was portrayed as a villain, with not a single good one, while the male characters were a mix of good and bad. This constant portrayal of women as villains was a bit unsettling to read. Therefore, I hope the author will depict female characters more positively in future works.

It's so good! I haven't found a book this good in ages! 😘 The author has a strong logical thinking ability. The whole collection is a mix of humor and suspense. Every character has their own thoughts and skills. There's a main couple, Lu Chen and Qiu Qiu, and two side couples, Xu Jie and Xiao Liu Liu, and Jie Li and Jing Fu. They're really sweet.

It's a really good story. Even though I'm usually picky about books, I didn't skip a single chapter. It's so nice! Chiu Chiu's head is so cute, I love it! From beginning to end, everyone who joins and the base all turn out well. But when I finally learned about Chiu Chiu's abilities, thinking about it carefully, it was really terrifying—whatever I think about will appear. It's a case of good fortune and misfortune being intertwined.

I've finished reading it. Overall, it's pretty good. The storyline is there, the characters are well-developed, and there are many foreshadowing elements. You can tell there's an outline, which I like. However, some things aren't clearly explained, and some foreshadowing isn't resolved by the end of the main story.