A Northeastern Auntie Finds Herself a Zombie Daughter

It's nice to look at and very cozy. The parents in the village are mean-spirited and very good-looking, but my brain is not very good and I never guessed it right. The time when I was trafficked, I didn't think about the postman at all. I saw other people guessing the postman, and I thought, what does it have to do with the postman? I should take some naohua tonic [Petrochemical]

It is a daily and heartwarming novel. There are no deliberate task arrangements or the same stereotypes of jealousy and frame-up. There are no lofty ambitions. Although the heroine is a zombie and comes back with some small benefits, the main thing is that the childhood of the children is slowly growing up, which is warm and interesting. The simple rural life of neighbors and people has their own characteristics, and the ordinary life is always filled with some small joys and will not be boring. The writing is delicate and describes the childhood I longed for. I feel healed. It's beautiful and highly recommended.

This book is super relaxing to read! It is not as bloody and terrifying as traditional zombie novels, but uses a zombie perspective to complain about rural life in the 1970s, with lots of laughs. For example, the embarrassing scene where the heroine gnaws on cabbage and potatoes, doubting her life, and falling into the pig pen, coupled with the bold character of the northeastern aunt, is simply the ceiling of comedy. The group portraits are well described, the people in the village have their own characteristics, and the feeling of healing is perfect. If you like healing articles, I recommend reading it;

It is no exaggeration to say that the elements of this book are all on my radar in all aspects. (The Northeast is a highlight because the dialect affects the image, not regional discrimination; I don't like the era because the literature of the era is rustic, and most of the routines are similar. If I don't like cute babies, I simply don't like children). But after I actually clicked and read part of it, my impression has indeed changed significantly. The author is very good, and the writing is very local and humane. It is very warm and warm. It can be seen that the author is indeed a person with a lot of life, so the things he writes are also very humane. By the way: The main reason that originally aroused my interest in reading this book was that I once saw a sketch about a vampire being resurrected in modern times, but the place where he was reborn was in the Northeast. The next plot, emmmmm...

Four stars is more reasonable, no matter how high it is, it cannot be higher. The author likes to write suspense, which is not in line with the cute children's literature of the era. Forcibly writing will only discourage the audience, and the writing style is not good. It seems like there are many evil people in the village, and he always likes to write some self-made stories. I am conflicted about the plot. On one side, the heroine's zombies are very weak, but on the other side they are very big. On the one hand, they run very slowly, but on the other hand, they can fly so fast that even adults can't catch them. I also like to be sensational. I can only say that it is not necessary. Of course, overall it is still watchable.

I casually clicked in to read it, and I was curious about what it would be like if the zombies came back. As soon as I saw it, I couldn't stop, and it tied the knot in one breath. It didn't have all the best slap-in-the-face elements of most period novels. The whole story was about family stories, with a sense of warmth and delicate writing. Every word The character development is very good, the description of food makes me want to try it, the plot arrangement is also good, and I have read too many refreshing and brain-burning articles. Come to Pinpinxifan [laughing] It's just that Feifei has not reacted to the smell of blood in the last few chapters. Has he transformed back into a human?

It's very interesting. At first I was attracted by this kind of subject matter, but gradually I found that it has a breath of life and is healing. It is different from the period articles I have seen in the past. In short, it is well written. Come on, please update it soon! ! ! ! !

The language style of the novel is full of Northeastern characteristics, which is very down-to-earth and makes people laugh when reading it. The author vividly portrays the generosity and warm-heartedness of Northeastern aunts. The aunt's words "Picked it up! It's just a stupid thing to bury, I'll raise it!" Fully demonstrates the kindness and open-mindedness of Northeastern people. At the same time, the novel also describes the life scenes in the northeastern rural areas in great detail in the 1970s, making readers feel like they are in that era full of fireworks.

I read Chapter 67 in one go and reviewed it. It's a very lively story, and it reminds me of the days when I was a child with my grandparents. Although it seems dull, there are always new events happening in the plot. It's very exciting, and I'm looking forward to the next plot. The main character, the little zombie, is so cute. Even though I have always hated children, I thought she was adorable. All the villagers are also very good, there is no one who is the best, they all love each other and help each other. The author of Ma Ye has updated three books at the same time, and there are three more that have just been completed. It's amazing, boss.

I really like the story that happened to Cheng Fei, the family and friendship between them, and the wonderful story they created. It makes me feel very warm and happy, my mother's love for Cheng Fei, and the warmth of my best friend accompanying Cheng Fei [love] [love] [love]