What! The Little Girl in My Arms Is Actually a Zombie?

It is worth recommending. The author writes very well. I recommend it to experienced lolicon fans. If nothing else, just the many sticker scenes written by the author will make the lolicon's heart tremble. How do you know this? Anyway, that's how I am, I don't know what other lolita girls are like. As for other book reviews saying that the male protagonist is a "soft rice man" or something like that, I think it better expresses a real person. After all, ordinary people still make up the majority in the world. If it is about a warrior king who travels through time, it will undoubtedly be able to quickly get through the early stages of time travel. But if you think about it, what is the difference between it and those American blockbusters, and what is the difference from many other time-travel novels. It is nothing more than the process of "fighting monsters and upgrading" for the protagonist. There are not many such books? Moreover, the author originally wrote it to write about Xiao Bai Ling. In order to write about Xiao Bai Ling's power, he also wrote in the introduction that the male protagonist is not invincible and Xiao Bai Ling is the zombie king. On the contrary, the protagonist is not so strong but it reflects the power of Xiao Bai Ling. Doesn't it fit better with the introduction of the book? But there is one thing to say, why the author wrote that Xiao Bai Ling can ignore the protagonist and take out things anywhere? I should make up for it, but it may be made up but I forgot [Like]

It's good to read, and it's indeed slow-paced. The relationship hasn't been confirmed for more than a hundred chapters. Once the relationship is confirmed, there will be a wave of ambiguity. Finally, it will take more than a thousand chapters to get married and have children... [Spit] [Spit] [Spit] Save it, look at it when I remember it, pull it when I can't remember it [smile]

I hope I can keep writing like this and don't collapse.

The author can write it, but when should we write about education and training? . . [Think]

A good novel, not toxic, feel free to read it

Come on. It's okay. I suggest you write about daily life and not write about such profound things.

It's a pretty good system text, but it reminds me of "Dead Rising" for some reason. "Lost in a Sea of Corpses" was typed incorrectly

Although I'm not a lolita fan, it's still very interesting and I love watching it.

Super nice. Looked and looked.

It's edible, so far it's non-toxic. Well, although it's not a state banquet, it's at least an appetizer. Well, that's it.