A Northeastern Auntie Finds Herself a Zombie Daughter
东北大姨捡到个丧尸闺女
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- Completed
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- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 7mo ago
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- The Little Zombie of the White Mountains and Black Waters白山黑水小丧尸Alternate title on Fanqie
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It's so beautiful and heartwarming. The everyday life in the village is also very interesting, hehehe. It's just that my brain isn't working very well; I didn't guess right once. I didn't even think of the postman in the part about the human traffickers. When I saw others guessing the postman, I thought, "What does this have to do with the postman?" I should eat some pig brains to replenish my energy. [Petrified]
This is a heartwarming, slice-of-life novel. There are no contrived missions or clichéd jealousy and scheming. It doesn't have any grand ambitions; although the female lead, a zombie, receives a little preferential treatment, the main focus is on the childhood of a child slowly growing up—warm and fun.
This book is incredibly relaxing to read! Unlike traditional zombie novels that are gory and terrifying, it uses a zombie's perspective to satirize rural life in the 1970s, packed with laughs. For example, the female protagonist's embarrassing moments—eating cabbage and potatoes to the point of questioning her existence, and falling into a pigsty and a vat of soy sauce—paired with the…
Northeast China, a specific era, adorable children—it's no exaggeration to say that every element of this book initially hit all my sore spots (Northeast China was a no-go because the dialect negatively impacts its image, not out of regional prejudice; I disliked period dramas because they tend to be rustic and often follow similar formulas; and I simply dislike children).
Four stars is a reasonable rating; it can't be higher. The author likes to write suspenseful content, which doesn't fit with a children's story set in a specific era at all. Forcing it only drives the reader away. The writing style is also poor, making it seem like there are many villains in the village.
I randomly clicked in, just curious about what it would be like for a zombie to travel back in time. Once I started reading, I couldn't stop and binged the whole thing. Unlike most period dramas with their over-the-top, satisfying plot twists, this one is all about everyday life, with a warm and cozy feel. The writing is delicate, and every character is well-developed.
It's very interesting. At first, I was just attracted by the subject matter, but gradually I found it to be very relatable and heartwarming. It's different from the period dramas I've read before. Overall, it's very well written. Keep it up, please update soon!!!
The novel's language is distinctly Northeastern, down-to-earth, and witty, making it a delightful read. The author vividly portrays the straightforwardness and warm-heartedness of the Northeastern auntie, with her line, "I'll take her in! So what if she's a little slow and dirty? I'll raise her!" Perfectly showcasing the kindness and open-mindedness of Northeasterners.
I read all 67 chapters in one go and left a comment. It's a very vivid and relatable story, reminding me of my childhood with my grandparents. Although it seems mundane, there are always new events happening, making it very exciting. I'm really looking forward to the next chapter. The little zombie protagonist is so cute; even I, who usually dislikes children, find her adorable.
I really enjoyed the story that happened to Cheng Fei, especially the family and friendships between her and her friends, and the wonderful stories that unfolded around them. It made me feel very warm and happy; the mother's love for Cheng Fei and the warmth of her best friend's companionship were truly touching. ❤️❤️❤️