A Hundred Hereditary Households? Why Is It a Biohazard!

The zombie crisis in the era of cold weapons has novel themes and compact plots. It is indeed a kind of chilling fear if you take a closer look. There are no hot weapons and no developed modern equipment. In ancient times when information was relatively closed, this kind of zombie crisis is really scary.

It's really good. I finally found something good. It's very similar to the development of Li Shi North Korea in the Korean drama. The protagonist is not big, just a time traveler with hundreds of households and hundreds of people under his command... The plot is on the rise during this period, come on.

It should be a very good article in Tomato, but the current predicament of the protagonist and the gap in strength are a bit too big, and the zombies may need to be weakened. I feel that the zombies in World War Z (blood enters the mouth and are not infected) should be partially weakened.

Work hard, Hakimi! Not even an 8 out of 10. This book is even more popular than my previous book. Why is it rated lower than that one? It's not impressive, Hakimies! I don't know what year and month it will take to get back to 9 points. Why don't I just drop it to 8.8? It's very uncomfortable now that I can't go up or down.

A very good book. Recommended by old bookworms. The author is good at creating a scary atmosphere. The zombies in the cold weapon era are really frightening. It is a breath of fresh air in the apocalyptic literature market where modern zombies and highly martial zombies are the mainstream. Recommended

It's a very novel subject matter, but you need to pay attention to the handling with the court. Although it's okay, don't take the surviving court that is clinging to Sichuan and Sichuan too seriously. After all, I don't want to say that I just want to read cool stories, at least it won't make people feel aggrieved.

Not bad, about 9.4, So get some points. The advantage is that the logic is smooth and the descriptions of situations in various places in ancient times are more specific. The disadvantage is that the plot is too bland, and it is not necessarily bland. It can be boring. This subject matter needs to be written vividly, and the plot requires extremely high rhythm control (the depth of the ink) in each place. The description must be powerful and multifaceted. You cannot always use one angle to describe the same scene. This is really not an extravagant requirement. After all, this is the difficulty of the subject matter. In other aspects, the emotions have not been written yet, but after all, they are just supplementary materials, and it is difficult to have more time to think about it. Personally, I estimate that it is best to implement it smoothly and leave less mistakes. Language level is average. Not bad, at least I can finish it, and the whole ancient background of the zombie outbreak is fun to watch. Xiao He will succeed and Xiao He will fail. If the subject matter is well controlled, it will be a masterpiece. If the subject matter is not mastered well, it will be a simple article with ancient knowledge. Generally speaking, it is a bit simple. To be able to write this to this extent is the best in tomato pulled pork ribs. (If you change the subject to a better one, I will definitely give you a 9.5 Or above) Let me add that writing to this level refers to the writing level of the author in this book. It does not mean that the book has a strong ability. The book can only be said to be at a readable level.

The subject matter is novel, the content is full, and the writing is good. It's just that the narrative content is a bit too long, giving people the feeling that the main text is intermittent. But overall it's good. The writing was too slow. For example, when I ate, I just picked up a bowl and made rice to eat, but he started from planting rice seeds and wrote step by step, giving people this feeling. I read the plot of saving Li Shuyun, starting from chapter 84, and it was not until chapter 148 that the two people met for the first time. As for how many chapters he used to write about escaping from the city, I don't know.

That's right, Yang Persimmon finally didn't push shit on me this time. This is my first time reading this kind of subject matter. In fact, this kind of book has been recommended to me a long time ago. In addition to this book and the Tang Dynasty book, I have always found it boring. This time I am also short of books. I took a look and I didn't expect it to be quite interesting. The setting of the male protagonist is quite interesting. He is not traveling through time. He is awakening the mystery of the womb. In other words, your character is still the same, but you have learned some unique knowledge. The author's writing is a bit cumbersome in some places, but it's okay once you get used to it. Maybe the author wanted to write a group portrait perspective, which can be regarded as a means to complete the world view. Overall, it's pretty good. As the first book I've read on this subject, I'm willing to give it a 5.

The subject matter is okay and the writing style is better than those verbal essays. Personally, I feel that the only shortcoming is that there are too many narration notes. About half of a chapter is explanation. It seems that in each chapter you will explain the points that readers may have questions about. And some of the explanations are a bit long-winded. The novel should still focus on the main body of the story. Questions can be answered. Come on [I learned it]

The author's writing ability is pretty good, and the plot is very detailed. The whole story is full of the protagonist and supporting characters' mental journeys in the zombie apocalypse. The disadvantage is that the writing is too detailed and seems quite protracted. As a post-apocalyptic survival article, it is too slow-paced and inappropriate, I think.

So far, it seems to be very interesting. There is a touch of cruelty between the lines. The protagonist is also very courageous, but I feel that the future of the protagonist is very slim. There is also the speed at which the author updates. I wrote this last year, and with only a few pictures, I am worried that the author will suddenly cut off the roots [eating melon]

It's not bad, it deserves 9 points. I haven't seen any technology that is beyond the times, which is very good. The only shortcoming is that the branch narrative is a bit cumbersome. Many branch lines that have little impact on the current main line are interspersed in it. It makes people feel torn. If it is triggered by the protagonist's main line process, it should not feel this way!

The plot is compact and not procrastinating. It's so exciting. Every page I read makes me feel on tenterhooks and gives me a strong sense of immersion.

There are no big poisonous points, the overall writing is smooth, and the tension is fully expressed. This author cannot listen to any doubts

It's a very interesting zombie story. Although zombies are very basic zombies, the fear caused by the lack of guns is very strong. It is reasonable and reasonable to write about the situation of the ancients being snowballed by zombies due to poor information. However, in my opinion, this kind of basic zombies are more difficult to survive the winter than humans. If it is not supernatural, the northern winter will be destroyed if the body temperature drops to below zero without clothing. It is destroyed at the cellular level, but it depends on the author's settings. To be honest, this kind of serious zombie novel is really not suitable for serialization on the Internet. The plot needs to be unfolded slowly. It is not interesting to read it bit by bit. Every time it is just a taste. However, if this book is successfully completed and adapted into a web series, it is very likely that the author's current writing is very suitable for filming.

This book is very strange. If you read 100 chapters in one go, the content is detailed and immersive, and you will be immersed in the story. It is very beautiful. I saw that I needed to catch up on updates. There was only so much content every day, the lenses were still broken, and some content had to be linked to the above. The density of the plot dropped, and the original advantages of immersion were weakened. Instead, it seemed to be dragging, which was particularly uncomfortable. The article has always been this article. The best way to consume it is to read 5 to 60 chapters and then read it. The experience is very good. It is not good to read 2 chapters every day. The author is too slow to update. I think the rating will be much higher after we read it together.

It's the best among gods, there are no cheats, and the author is very detailed and has good writing style. All kinds of daily marching orders are written out, and the sense of substitution is very strong. The best ancient zombie novel I have read so far.

It's a pretty good book, and the subject matter is quite new (there don't seem to be many good novels on the ancient zombie novel track nowadays) But the most painful thing is catching up on the latest episodes. What's even more disappointing is that starting next month there will only be double updates every day. Some people think that the protagonist's power grows too slowly. I think it's okay. After all, it's not that easy to develop in the ancient doomsday. I'm curious, is the heroine Li Wangshu? Or add a harem of 4 maids?

After reading 50 chapters, I will briefly evaluate it. First of all, it is undeniable that this is a book that scores above 8 points in my heart. The subject matter is very novel, and the plot is neither draggy nor fast-moving like some novels. So far, it is within my expectations. The author still has a good grasp of the rhythm of online articles. Secondly, the writing style is quite delicate and there are not many common sense errors. However, the armaments and organization of the ancient frontier garrison are somewhat exaggerated. The early stage was a bit too smooth sailing, and there are actually many details that can be written, such as the intrigues when the Li family gathered together; the people in Shunyi Fort who were appeased took the opportunity to establish their power; when passing by the inn, the background of the novel can be explained in the form of imperial newspapers and so on. But considering that it is an online article, it doesn't hurt (the author may have made a compromise with this in mind). Thirdly, the author uses the Ming Dynasty as the basis for his creation, and has his own understanding of feudal society and uses it in his writing, which is more in line with my understanding of the history of this type of novel (I personally like historical novels). However, there are a lot of instances where the author includes private information in the novel. Many times, the author is instilling his opinions into me, which reduces my sense of immersion. All in all, the novel is still very good, and it has all the fun points that it should have. Moreover, in this chaotic world of novels where bulls, demons and snake gods are rampant, it is very rare. I will give it 5 stars and hope that the author will continue to work hard. To point out a small bug, the author has been emphasizing the importance of double-layer armor protection, but in fact, the weight of ancient armor was mostly concentrated on the shoulders and waist. A piece of Ming Dynasty standard iron armor weighs about four to fifty kilograms. If it is leather armor or cloth-covered iron armor, it weighs twenty or thirty kilograms. Two pieces weigh more than the Song Dynasty infantry armor. From my point of view, when fighting zombies, isn't it more important to maintain physical strength? Wouldn't it be better to wear more arm and hand guards? What's more, zombies don't have the ability to break armor. A coil of rawhide wrapped around your hand is enough for them to chew on for a long time. If you are really surrounded by a group of zombies, wearing double armor will be of no use. Of course, I'm not saying this book is ugly, I'm just objectively stating a phenomenon (disclaimer)

It's an alternate history, with a zombie theme. The author's overall writing style is pretty good, and the plot is also very interesting. It can be seen that the author has completed the outline. Disadvantages: some small details were not handled well, but compared to other books on this platform, it is not a problem at all. In addition, I discovered it too early and it is not enjoyable to read. I look forward to the author's update.

So far (16 chapters), the writing is really good, and it is one of the few Tomato works that is willing to write all the first few chapters and then introduce the content. In terms of historical details, it is considered excellent in a historical text, not to mention that the overall structure and context so far are quite good. I hope I can stick to the completion! I saw someone commenting that they wished the pace could be faster. In fact, this kind of article never gets tired of being long. If you maintain this pace, it will definitely work.

It's a good novel that I can stay up late to read. The plot is too slow. I like branching lines. I only have a few words in one chapter. I just have to add a few chapters if there are branching lines. In one chapter, the main character cannot develop. If I write at this pace ✍🏻, I may have to write 3,000 chapters to start. After reading 300 chapters, I feel like I have just started. The plot is not finished. I have read several other books by the author and it doesn't look like I can finish it.

Not to mention, there are just too few good books, but good books require more work I personally like this type of subject matter very much, and I am tired of reading modern zombie novels. Ever since I watched Li Shi Joseon, I couldn't forget it. It would be great if there was a movie or a book of the same type in China. It's been a few years, and this is the first time I've read a novel of this type in China. It's great, brother. Moreover, the world view is much larger than that of Li Shi North Korea. After all, it is only such a big place over there. Please don't interrupt and keep writing. It's okay, but I feel like there are too many narrations in some places. Personally, I don't think it's a big deal. After all, it's to improve the world view, but simplify it if you can. After all, if there are too many, it will feel verbose. It can be seen that the author has great ambitions, and I believe that the author can continue writing. Add more updates! Strongly request for more updates!

Yes, I am very optimistic about this book. The theme is the same as the ancient zombie background of the Kingdom. It perfectly bypasses a big controversial point in modern urban zombie writing: "How to avoid the zombie crisis being suppressed by hot weapons." The entry point for ancient zombies is great. It is currently in a seedling state. It can be seen that the author is very active. He has patched and discussed settings. The zombie text is quite good and has great potential. I look forward to the follow-up post-apocalyptic zombies + farming.

The whole day was good, except for the description of minor characters a bit too much in some places. For example, there was a pawn whose wife was going to mutate. Writing a whole chapter or two for him and his wife was a bit of a drag. Overall, it was good.

The writing is smooth and the setting is reasonable. In particular, zombies can appear at any point in the river as they follow the waterway and bloom at many points, leaving the city behind with no time to obtain the latest information, causing the city to fall. In the later stage, the author can consider that large corpse swarms can obtain the same benefit effects as locust plagues, such as movement speed bonus and range perception bonus. The most important point is to go ahead with food and grass before troops and horses are used. I hope that the author will not weaken the sense of existence of food later. Many novels such as Time Travel Rebellion do not mention the production, transportation and storage losses of food at all. It seems that there is infinite food for the army to fight for a long time and long distances. Another point is, don't turn to cultivating immortals. Gao Wu's system (I'm a little worried about you writing a Taoist priest who studies immortality in the early stage). Otherwise, it will be a dimensionality reduction attack on zombies. In order to balance the strength of both sides, the zombies will be changed to evolve. In this way, if there is too much water, add noodles, if there are too many noodles, add water, and in the end it will be a paste.

It's a very pure apocalyptic article. The author worked hard to understand the information. It feels like watching the Dynasty and the Twelve Hours of Chang'an at the same time. It's just that there are too few and it's not enough to read.

The main reason for this book is that the author describes it very well. First of all, his choice of subject matter is very good. Secondly, the characters in the book, but the positions I am currently looking at, all have online IQs. From the rendering of the main emotions of some main characters and minor characters, and the creation of their own personalities and the atmosphere of the environment, it can be seen that the author's Chinese language skills were really good when he was a student. All in all, I think this book is well worth reading so far.

The book is a good book. Let's not talk about the plot, but the process of building gold is still very good. This event develops! But after reading Chapter 25, I felt a bit weak. How should I put it? The subject matter and so on are very novel and the ideas are very good. But to be honest, I don't read novels to suffer. Life is hard enough. You have to turn on the modifier to play games. The plot of a novel I read is too miserable. If the author has spare energy, he might as well write a similar story, but give the protagonist a cracked version. To be honest, people who can read Kubaji novels for one day this year will have a better life.