I Am the Zombie Progenitor, and I Usher in the Apocalypse

"I! The novel "Losing the Mother's Body and Beginning the End of the Age" really made me immersed in it and I couldn't extricate myself! From the moment I turned the first page, I was deeply attracted by its unique world view and wonderful plot. The author's writing skills are outstanding, and he has constructed a grand yet delicate apocalyptic world, and every detail seems to come alive before his eyes. The setting of the protagonist is even more original. The unique background of losing the mother's body not only adds mystery to the story, but also makes the protagonist's growth path full of infinite possibilities. Every adventure and every decision he made gripped my heart tightly, and I couldn't help but read page after page, unable to stop at all. The characters in the book are also very full. The protagonists are flesh and blood. They have both tenacity and courage in the apocalypse, as well as confusion and exploration of the unknown. The supporting characters also have their own characteristics, either loyal and brave, or witty and cunning. The interaction between them and the protagonist makes the whole story full of warmth and tension. The author's writing style is smooth and natural, the plot advances just right, and the suspense is endless but the logic is rigorous. Whether it's the thrilling battle scenes or the delicate emotional descriptions, I felt the author's profound literary skills and careful polishing of the story. In short, "Me!" "Losing the Mother's Body and Beginning the End of the Age" is a masterpiece definitely worth reading! It not only satisfied all my fantasies about apocalyptic themes, but also made me feel the author's profound thinking about human nature, destiny and hope while reading. I highly recommend it to all friends who like apocalyptic themes. I believe that like me, you will be deeply attracted by this book, immersed in it, and will remember it for a long time!

In fact, overall it's okay, but there's a lot of nonsense. Don't keep repeating it. You've said it once, and readers already know it. There's no need to say it again. Well, but overall it's okay.

I finally saw someone with the same theme who is not brainless. Since it is a zombie, it should have no humanity.

Finally, there is a book that is completely against human beings. Although some are not perfect, at least someone is trying to write a different type of book. It is not like other novels that are written in the same routine. Even some of them are not against human beings at the beginning, and then peacefully coexist with human beings.

The label says there is no heroine, and I hope this book will have no heroine, no women, and no harem [currently in development]

I think it's okay, a little watery but acceptable, after all, it's free. A patch was added around Chapter 90 so that the protagonist can infect all creatures, but zombies can only infect people, and zombie rats can only infect rats.

There aren't many creatures swimming in the sea. Why don't you infect the sea first and then fly into the sky?

This is not a zombie, it is a god. It is immortal. It absorbs blood and energy to break through quickly. It awakens all memories at the third level. It can awaken supernatural powers. The higher the level, the more human it is. Apart from the loss of fertility, there seems to be no shortcomings.

Invincible text, system engulfment, indiscriminate assimilation and absorption, perfect mental control, legion amplification of oneself, unconditional strengthening of subordinates, any one ability can become a king, and three abilities can become an ancestor!

It's a very novel theme, but I think it could be better, such as making animals zombies, especially mice, birds, fish in the sea, etc.