The Corpse Song Dynasty
尸宋
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- Ongoing
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- 905k Words
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- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 4d ago
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It's quite well-written; it's one of the better zombie novels written by Tomato (a popular Chinese writer). Some say it's like the last kingdom, but even fungi have a "last survivor" template. The overall plot isn't too abrupt, and it's worth reading.
This book is good; it's a classic example of an ancient zombie novel, with many strengths and weaknesses. First, the protagonist's presence is weak; you might not see him for 20 or 30 chapters. Second, the battle scenes are numerous, large-scale, and extremely detailed—a strength and a weakness.
It's evident that the author has extensively studied the history of the Southern Song Dynasty, creating well-developed characters and offering diverse interpretations. Qin Hui, besides being treacherous, also possesses wisdom, and Zhao Gou's incompetence stems from helplessness.
Although some parts feel a bit illogical, it's still visually appealing. One illogical part is that the bitten part could have been cut off; why just stand there waiting to die? Also, the Song Dynasty had many advanced technologies: the Thunderclap Cannon, the Divine Arm Crossbow, the Bed Crossbow, the Fire Spear, and early flamethrowers and oil tanks—weren't all of them functional?
I never expected to find an author with such skill on Tomato Book. No forced excitement, no contrived sentimentality, intelligent characters with depth and complexity – truly rare! 👍
The writing style is solid. The plot is relatively reasonable, the tactics of using a cold weapon army to fight zombies are well arranged, and the protagonist is intelligent. Recommended!
A promising book, and the author's writing style is quite to my liking [I've learned something new]. I'll give it five stars for now (the cover looks like a joke).
Fortunately, the number of time travelers isn't increasing, and these few don't affect the viewing experience so far.
It's a classic, good, but not popular. It's actually quite good that it tells the story so well.
Excellent subject matter, excellent plot, wonderfully written! 👍👍👍