One day, torrential rain suddenly begins falling across the globe, and it continues for an entire month.
At first, people don't pay it much mind. But once the rain stops, a zombie crisis suddenly erupts around the world.
The Apocalypse arrives, the land is shattered, and the world becomes a living hell.
Three days before the Apocalypse, Liu Ye is knocked unconscious while playing a computer game. When he wakes up, he discovers he can see the attribute panels of zombies and humans.
Seeing a message on WeChat from his neighbor, Brother Li, asking him to take care of his wife, Liu Ye replies solemnly:
“Don't worry, Brother Li. Go on ahead. I'll take good care of your wife.”
The book is pretty good, but some of it is not to my taste. I have read too many lone wolf or squad-style protagonists. Now I like to read apocalyptic hegemony and protagonists who create large-scale forces. I like the protagonist's personality to be self-interested.
The ink is bland, the plug-ins are almost non-existent, and I am still slowly chasing second-hand cars in the last days.
The writing is quite good, and the protagonist has a brain!!!
There is a clown protagonist, and he wants to start a clown organization even though he hasn't had many films yet.
It's very well written. This is the most logically logical apocalyptic novel I've ever read! But I still hope the author can open up the world view a little more grandly! 🤭🤭
After reading Chapter 53, this book is okay for now.