The virus strikes, panic spreads, and it gradually loses control. It is a hyper-realistic zombie novel with no special effects, no blessings, and no illusions. The protagonist starts from a small role in society and struggles to survive after the outbreak of the zombie virus. It records in detail the crisis before the virus outbreak, the panic during the outbreak, and the chaos after it is completely out of control. From a society ruled by law to the law of the jungle, from an ordinary young man to a tough guy, the loss of order continues to change human nature.
Reader comments
Personally, I prefer the author's realistic style. The crisis is approaching step by step. It is not the kind of imitating the American style of inexplicable doomsday, where people start killing people the next day... It doesn't reflect the national conditions at all. The description in the article makes it seem like the author is a civil servant, and the updates are too slow. Is it because he writes articles as a part-time person after get off work?
It's very beautiful and worth recommending. The story is interesting. It's a good book.
Personally, I prefer the author's realistic style. The crisis is approaching step by step. It is not the kind of imitating the American style of inexplicable doomsday, where people start killing people the next day... It doesn't reflect the national conditions at all. The description in the article makes it seem like the author is a civil servant, and the updates are too slow. Is it because he writes articles as a part-time person after get off work?
It's very beautiful and worth recommending. The story is interesting. It's a good book.