Walking Dead: Bound to a Seven Days to Die Survival System from the Start!

The writing is really beautiful. Those who say that the protagonist is the heart of the Virgin! Like a nanny. But it seems different to me. Because as you continue reading, you will find out. The protagonist has his own thoughts and ideas! And it doesn't look like it was arranged! In other words, live like a human [thinking] Don't you think it's funny? Because this is just a book, it feels weird. The protagonist has his own kindness and is friendly to his own people! He will do anything to his enemies, and he will always see people getting together from his perspective! Because he doesn't like being alone. In this kind of apocalypse, being alone for a long time can make a person crazy! It's not like you think he is a lone wolf. He doesn't have any relatives when he travels back in time. If only he had one person. Be alert when you see other people all day long, and be alert when you see zombies! Be careful even when sleeping! No one is keeping vigil except him! If not, who will collapse? This guy is not as invincible as he thought, and it also needs time to develop! So what did he say about the Holy Mother? Not

The writing is the most enjoyable and enjoyable one I have ever watched on The Walking Dead. The key point is that the personality descriptions of each character are exactly the same as those in the TV series. It is also a clever and refreshing article that I love to read.

Seeing that the update of the 100 chapters is too slow, just follow the plot and kill decisively. There are actually people in the comment section saying that the protagonist's nanny is blindly angry and what can violence bring? It will only intensify the conflict. Besides, people in the protagonist group will understand the basic characters of the show as long as they watch the show carefully. The male protagonist who traveled through time is still a die-hard fan, which makes up for some of the regrets of the original plot of The Walking Dead. Isn't that the reason for reading The Walking Dead fanfic? Instead of doing some teddy male protagonist behavior in The Walking Dead, the male protagonist and Rick's group blend in together, which is great! The biggest drawback is the behavior of the male protagonist, whose character changes too much. Everything else is very good, but the plug-ins are not so big. Some systems are invincible as soon as they are launched, so what a waste of time. I can only write about the harem, or all kinds of little karami. The author is forced to fill the cup for the sake of word count [staring]. I have read hundreds of similar books, some about tailoring, and some about super sewing. The male protagonist in this book is responsible, humane, decisive, and does not hesitate. The male protagonist is not temperamental, he knows the characters of the protagonists of the original plot, but he is not a bad guy in the true sense, inhumane. Moore was actually quite dissatisfied with him at first, but later found out that besides having a bad mouth, he liked to tease, had a weird temper, and was also kind to his companions.

It's really comfortable to watch. At least the protagonist has grown up and really integrated into the team. From a "lone wolf" mentality to being tied to the team, this is really good. In terms of writing, Tomato 🍅 is already very good. I found that the plot is also step-by-step, coupled with the more suitable "plug-ins". This kind of plug-ins is indeed suitable for a world like "The Walking Dead". It is not a supermodel, but it is also refreshing. The characters in it are handled well, especially the "Prince", which can be written more. Among so many thrillers and horror American dramas, Carl's performance is indeed outstanding. [Like][Like][Like]

The writing is quite good, although it feels a bit nanny, but at least the protagonist can maintain his own character, and the system of seven-day killing is also very suitable for this kind of novel. It is a pity to kill those few prison guards. Although they offended the protagonist group, they did not cause any damage, so it is better to keep them to work and reform. The second part is terrible, and the author is sexually repressed. The first part says that there is an urgent meeting to discuss the matter of getting weapons, but when we get to the camp, we don't have to rush to do it. Isn't this kind of plot happening once or twice? It's okay to write it occasionally, but isn't it purely poisonous to write it all the time? No wonder I haven't watched it for a long time and found that the rating has dropped a lot.

It's good to read. I like this kind of post-apocalyptic novel where the protagonist, although capable, can't stop eating beef. Although I haven't watched "The Walking Dead", I can still read it!

It looks good. Although the male protagonist is very powerful, he is not invincible. He has been upgraded and strengthened bit by bit, and there are no women involved in the harem and various emotional scenes. It is worthy of praise. Moreover, none of the protagonists die, and the male protagonist and the female lead can be killed and kept as they please. Overall, it looks very good. I hope there will be no emotional scenes in the future that will make it embarrassing. I give it a five-star praise!

It looks good, whether it is the novel team leader-style management, the immersive environment and room descriptions, the plug-ins that do not exceed the standard and are not immortal, the smooth and orderly plot advancement, the well-prepared and comfortable emotional scenes, the punchy zombie movie sense of attack, the appropriate rhythm control, and the refreshing but not clichéd tomato, it is too strong. The first time I read such a shocking apocalyptic article was when I was reading the first few dozen chapters of The Doomsday Judge. Great cheers for the author! [Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss]

It should be a 9.5-Point work, well written. The logic is online, but it's too short. Chapter 400 or so starts to get very toxic. He let Negan go many times without killing him, just to make up the word count. I originally gave you full marks, but I had to lower them. The protagonist you wrote went from decisive to neurotic and fragmented.

I have been reading for a long time, and I have seen more than 450 pictures. I can only say that it was a bit inferior in the early stage. The seven-day killing system was too buggy and did not connect well with the world view of The Walking Dead. However, in the follow-up, it gradually improved a lot. At least when I read apocalyptic novels, I like to read about the search, experience and growth. Such sudden surprises, reality, and continuous development and growth. This book can bring me this feeling, instead of slowly turning into a mess, such as camp battles and personal shows, which become a mountain of shit because they are not handled well. Of course, this book is connected to The Walking Dead. People who have not watched the entire episode may not recognize some people and things. It is recommended that you watch The Walking Dead first and then read it again. Come on, author, there are still more than a hundred chapters to be read, don't give up, Kou Ya, I want to see Wu Suang slowly take over the country of Mold, then go to other countries and finally rule the whole world [Sending Hearts]