Zombie Apocalypse: Saving the Red-Haired Songstress from the Start

It's a zombie novel, but the setting is in the Middle Ages, so it's still very novel. In addition, the overall style is not like the extreme egoism of ordinary zombie novels. It emphasizes the unity and complementarity of people to overcome difficulties together. This is a plus point for me personally. I don't like endless intrigues. Then the author's writing skills are not bad, and it's not bad regardless of how excellent it is. Finally, can we update ten times a day? [Anger]

Excellent product, it's rare that you can read the book with your brain. Delicate character description. The protagonist is brave, smart, and careful, and has obvious growth as the plot progresses. The supporting characters each have their own characteristics and are full of flesh and blood. Reasonable plot development. Logical, not brainless. Every action taken by the protagonist team has a clear purpose, is logical, and is not rushed but not chaotic. Real emotional changes. The emotional changes of the characters have causes and consequences, and can have an obvious change process, rather than a sudden and abrupt change without reason. Worth a visit.

Please change this title. I browsed it several times without even thinking about opening it. But not bad

The book is okay, but it has a bit of a nerdy odor [face covering] I always blush when facing female characters, my heart beats uncontrollably, my body becomes stiff every time [laughs evilly] Other battles are excessive, and the layout is not enough. There are people around him who can be used, and he is not too naive. Overall, it can be regarded as food and grass.

It's good to watch, the plot is neat and not cluttered, and the characterization so far is still very full.

After reading the first volume, I found it to be quite well written. There is no bonus point for the rebirth system, and there is no bonus point for being like a Teddy. This is already better than most apocalyptic books. However, the highlight of this book is the characterization. Each character has its own personality, and the description is more detailed. The plot development is also logical. Although Amy hates it, it is understandable. There are also shortcomings. It may be better to have less inappropriate psychological descriptions and leave enough blank space for imagination.

The logic is online, the plot is okay, but the layout is too small. In the medieval world of the apocalypse, ordinary time travelers are destined to have a small survival plot. After reading the first few paragraphs, the novelty is over, and there is no motivation to wait for updates.

I feel like I can do whatever I want. For example, I made a 1-meter baguette and ended up with a 99-centimeter loaf. It was almost the same, but it was very uncomfortable.

Good start, keep it up

I think the writing is okay, not too toxic.