[Apocalypse + zombies + game + decisive and unsentimental protagonist + zombie-sea tactics + hunting players + zombie hordes + one heroine]
When Zhao Yi wakes up, he finds himself in a real apocalyptic world overrun by zombies.
Players must not only face all kinds of mutated monsters, but also stay on guard against other players hunting them and terrifying natives lurking underground.
Others kill monsters to level up. Zhao Yi controls zombies and becomes a god! Zombies? Mutated beasts? Mutated plants? They are nothing but fodder for his army.
Zhao Yi can control zombies, exotic beasts, and demonic plants. He can also extract attributes, fuse monsters, create explosive zombie soldiers, and even raise terrifying giant beasts comparable to natural disasters.
While others are still risking their lives for survival points, he has already led a zombie horde to overrun enemy strongholds.
While others flee from lord-level creatures, he has already turned the corpses of giant beasts into generals under his command!
“You fight the monsters, I collect the bodies. Seems fair, right?”
It looks good 😊 I just don't know why it's not more popular.
Keep it up, that's great! First of all, let me clarify that I'm not a shill. It's just that it's really addictive, though a little too little...
A commenter in the comments section hit the nail on the head: single-player games are all about the protagonist constantly encountering and solving problems, without a break. I read over two hundred chapters and only had one nighttime rest; the urgency, the relentless descriptions that don't even let you sleep, gets suffocating towards the end. Nobody can stand that kind of tension.
It's fine, it's normal and not toxic.
This is a great concept; I'd like to write a novel based on it too.
Extracting attributes seems to be useless; even after accumulating dozens of points, there's still no sign of improvement, and the net inflow is negligible.
It's a lighthearted story with no major flaws. It doesn't follow a data-driven format, but the premise and other aspects are decent. The main character is a big plus.
Well written, keep it up!
Is this book really good?
The first hundred chapters were quite good, though there were some typos. I'll wait until they're more complete before continuing.