Plague***

Time flies really fast, and in a blink of an eye, the novel has been updated to 100,000 words. I am very grateful to the few readers of this novel. It is your company and support that gives me the motivation to continue updating it. Throughout Tomato, there are not many that describe traditional zombie disasters from the perspective of non-ordinary survivors. In most novels of the same type, the armed forces have been greatly weakened. Although focusing on the perspective of ordinary survivors is very immersive and exciting, it is too cookie-cutter. What really gave me the idea of writing this novel came from a passage in Little Black Box's review article on "Re2 Remastered Edition": "If Romero's undead shoppers are mocking today's prevailing consumerism, what could be a more concise symbol of a disarmed city than a "hat" bureau occupied by zombies? But I also admit that because this is my first time writing, even after refining it several times, there are still many problems with the writing style, details, and content connection of some chapters. At the same time, the subject matter and style of this novel are indeed not suitable for the mainstream market. In short, it is not "cool" enough. So far, the data of the novel can be said to be extremely bleak. But as I said at the beginning, as long as there is a reader who is willing to continue reading this novel, even just one, I will insist on finishing it. As for my own rating, I would give it four stars. Haha, encourage yourself not to give up. Ps: Why is Shen He so sad?

I have read about thirty chapters so far, so let's talk about the flaws first: As some comments said, the foreshadowing of the outbreak was not very good, especially the part where the protagonist escorts the prisoner and goes out to reinforce the federal law enforcement unit, which gives people the feeling of pressing a magic button and instantly transforming from normal life to the apocalypse; There are also a lot of homogeneous nouns. For example, combat units are equipped with things like chemical protective suits by default so that they don't need to be emphasized every time. As for weapons and equipment, I think the description of heavy weapons is more detailed and even the models are marked. Why is there not much emphasis on individual weapons? 😂😂 The overall feeling is quite good, especially the description of the scene. The author should have got the inspiration for the monster from "The Prototype", otherwise ordinary people with such a sanity would not be able to think of it; the setting is also more reasonable and unlike some literature, the infected are not even afraid of weapons and can directly become a saint.

It's pretty good, I hope the author will work harder [Thinking]

Okay, it's a bit like The Division. Did it happen in just one city?

This book is quite suitable for my taste.

The content is rich and substantial, and the plot is also fascinating.

Well written, my favorite zombie themed novel recently