Zombie Survival Handbook: My Preservation Log

Wow wow wow, it's really good. It's as good as the "Zombie Hiking" I've read before. It's super, super, super good. 😳 I hope the author will make some extra stories.

It's very beautiful, but the key point is that it also has a slight sense of be, which gives people a feeling of heartache.

It's very interesting, and it was worth staying up until 3:30 in the morning to read it in one go! I didn't pay much attention to it at first, so I was thinking about passing the time to read it, and the more I watched it, the more I became obsessed with it. The readers of this book follow the old perspective throughout the whole process, and we don't know things that old people don't know. Different people come and go, and many people who appear and leave don't even have names, but each one has a distinctive personality and is impressive. What's very special is that the factory zombie appears almost throughout the entire story, but his name was learned from another supporting character near the end of the story. His parting ways with Chen Chen came very suddenly, which was unexpected for Chen Ji and the reader. He had to find someone to tell him about it. Both Chen Chen and the readers have already regarded him as a companion walking side by side. Perhaps the background of this book is loneliness, but fortunately, he and Chen Chen met again in the end, which can be regarded as the author sparing my life. There is also a bean bag. The author is really good at naming. He is a bit two-faced. I think he is a crazy person, ah, no, a zombie. He was beaten up and survived, and he became bigger and stronger. It is quite powerful. The whole book is a light narrative, told eloquently, and the rhythm is very good. Don't be impatient when reading this book, read it slowly and feel it. Every character is very charming. Maybe the author is a delicate person, and the words he writes will touch people's hearts.

A unique post-apocalyptic story with a very relaxed and funny writing style. After laughing, you will realize that the core of the comedy is really a tragedy 😢 A little girl who was still studying lost her parents and did not receive the compensation. She finally finished her third year of high school and was about to take the college entrance examination. She turned into a zombie and was bullied and used by humans and bullied by zombies. She is really a very strong little girl.

Nice! The overall writing style is funny, but it feels a bit sad in some places, and the plot is not sloppy at all. Sometimes the heroine will change the map before she even realizes it, but it's really good-looking.

The writing is very good. The heroine has a growth rate, but when to strengthen the heroine, it seems really useless and frustrating... (I am a female chef) Also, I think the protagonist team can increase the number of people.

I'm almost halfway through watching it now, and I feel that the heroine has a soul background that is unique to a senior high school student. She is just an ordinary student (her Chinese score is not ordinary, I have never seen a 146-level boss 🤦). She is very different from the ordinary heroine of a post-apocalyptic novel, but she also has a different kind of beauty. Whether you like the teacher or not, what comes to mind when something happens is still the teacher's words; it's the high-score report card that you still take with you when you leave your hometown; it's the second grade that flashes from time to time, and you accept your own mediocrity with peace of mind; it's the criterion of judging good and evil as whether to copy wrong answers for classmates; it's the end of the world and you still have to care about whether the college entrance examination will be held. She is a pure student and an innocent child. Some of the plots in the book reflect her immaturity. She does not have the usual hard-heartedness in doomsday novels. Sometimes she is gullible, sometimes indecisive, and sometimes she childishly teases "good people". These qualities destined her to be unfit to survive in the apocalypse, but they also reflect the innocent heart of a child who has not yet entered society. The fledgling eagle has no time to soar into the sky (society), and has only the memories of eggshells (family) and eagle's nest (school) in its heart. Could such an eagle survive? It's hard. But you can't deny her efforts to stay alive. To borrow a psychological description from the protagonist: "To live or to die, that is a question. The question occasionally creeps into the mind of the old man, just like the last big problem in mathematics. There is a solution, but she has no formula and no method. The old man feels that the question is wrong." Problems in life are sometimes difficult to solve, but you still have to bite the bullet and solve them. This is the old struggle and the truth of life. Chen Chen is an ordinary senior high school student who struggles to survive in the mud of the apocalypse. It's like the senior high school student in my memory who said "I won't study anymore" countless times but still worked hard until the last moment. Difficulties in life are sometimes like the final question of the college entrance examination. Not everyone has the ability to solve it, just like the old man's powerlessness in the face of changes. But as long as the bell doesn't ring, I will still fight until the last second and try my best to get as many points as I can. A tribute to my senior year in high school that I can never go back to ❤️ (If you don't like it, please don't comment. This paragraph is a personal association, which is slightly different from the main content of the article. I apologize for going off topic. The high school seniors in this comment are a side of my personal impression. They do not represent anyone, any school, any region, or any era. Don't tell me that high school seniors are not like this. That is in your eyes, not mine. Those who argue are evading disaster for all student parties)

I was going to write a review but I didn't know what to say. The story is good-looking, but it's a pity that it's not long. The protagonist's goal is always very determined, and it's not as invincible as the zombies in the book. The tragedy of the people and zombies interspersed is also quite touching. Worth a look. But there is one part that I don't understand very well. Regarding the picture of the girl, if the password is pressed, it will explode or not. It feels like both the human and the zombie want to send the picture to Bean Bao, but Bean Bao asks her to press it, but she doesn't press it. In the end, she may have to press it, and she was beaten to death, and then it also exploded, and the plan failed. I don't quite understand 🤔

Very nice to look at. The author is very cute, which can be seen from the verbal description, and he is very talented and cute. I can feel that the author has a good foundation in basic education and literary skills, and his writing style is also very special. He always tries not to make readers feel sad and depressed, and often has unexpected turns and emotions.

It's very beautiful. It allows us to remember the unnamed supporting characters. It's very touching. The zombies have become aliens but still maintain their sanity. This is a very painful thing. The overall writing is lightly touching.