In the Zombie Apocalypse, Killing Makes You Stronger

Not bad. Although the ending was rushed, it was quite enjoyable to watch. When I first saw some comments saying it was a nanny article, I looked at it with a critical eye and found that it was not the case. The protagonist does not rush around because of any specific person, but for the ideals and righteousness in his heart. He is an idealist worthy of recognition. He is not absolutely righteous, but he is not pretentious or whitewashed, but straightforward and efficient.

In fact, I personally feel pretty good. The author has his own ideas. The protagonist's ability can be said to be invincible and he is not aggrieved. I can tell that the author put a lot of effort into this novel and made some of the author's own ideological realizations. This is very good. It can be seen that the author wrote it carefully. The protagonist in the author's writing is a very idealized image, sometimes. I wonder if I am a little too feudal. In fact, I personally cannot feel the protagonist's nanny, but I can see a kind of love of the protagonist in this novel, a special kind of love for justice. You can say that this novel is not good, but the author did write it carefully. Personal recommendation Of course, if the author continues writing this novel, I would personally feel very relaxed. I'll probably keep reading until the end. Of course, I still hope the author can finish it. Maybe it's too selfish.

What about pets? There are so many pets, but there are several pictures where no pets are seen. The protagonist is too strong and cannot be compared to the others.

Too much for my liking