The Walking Dead: Shaun Reborn, Binding Proficiency System

The writing is good, but it's not very American, with a strong Chinese flavor [face-covering][face-covering]

Sean is a very controversial character. Before starting the book, I also considered whether to write about this person. After all, he is a mixed bag of good and bad, and may not be very likable. However, I will try my best to make him better. For other characters in the play, I will also give them a better ending. I would like to thank everyone for your support. Thanks again.

It's very interesting. The protagonist is not the nanny of the protagonist group, but the motivation and goal that inspires everyone to live, and slowly grows stronger. It is better controlled than many fanfics I have read. Other fanfics are completely nanny novels.

This is the most interesting Walking Dead fanfic I have ever seen. It has its own main plot and does not involve too much. It is completely different from the Virgin Mary and has no cliche plot. The main character's character is not funny but is the same as the character in the show.

Not bad. I saw in the comments that Sean was a nanny to the main character group. This can be explained. There is no brainless care, the torture is given, and it is given up when it is time to give up. Because the reborn knows them well, they train them and let them grow up. After all, there is no way in this world that one person is invincible, and long-term planning is needed. He is also very direct against enemies and does not stop killing his teammates just because of the Holy Mother. Sean's only flaw is his low emotional intelligence and poor command, but this is not a time-travel novel. Sean has that kind of character, which is reasonable. Except for the problem of water characters on the system panel, everything else is pretty good and can be seen completely. Readers who talk about the protagonist's nanny are just mindless ordinary people with no long-term plans, short-sightedness, and only focus on the present. I was almost put off by this mindless comment. I have read Chapter 141 so far. I hope the author will keep it up. It would be better if there are less water words. I saw Chapter 235. Some chapters have the feel of an American TV series, which is good, and there are fewer panels.

It's pretty good. I haven't watched The Walking Dead, but I've only heard about it a little bit. The pressure of survival, the thrill of improving strength, the description of changes in human nature, growth and costs, but it lacks the relationship between good brothers.

Among the apocalyptic portraits of "The Walking Dead", Sean is the most complex real projection. He is not a symbolic villain, nor a pure hero, but more like the original appearance of every ordinary person pulled out by desire and suspicion in extreme desperate situations. As the first comrade who accompanied Rick, his obsession with Loli and his secret desire for power were never evil that grew out of thin air, but the overflow of human instinct under the logic of survival in the apocalypse. The process between him and Rick from brothers to breakup is actually a collision of two outlooks on life: Rick always sticks to the bottom line of human nature, while Sean has long put survival before morality. This conflict is not a black and white confrontation between good and evil, but a bloody proposition of "should we let go of our bottom line as a human being in the apocalypse?" In front of the audience. Sean's death is not the retribution of evil, but the collapse of the old order. It is a ritual for Rick to completely enter the apocalypse. The charm of this character lies precisely in his imperfect reality. He allows us to see that the most terrifying thing in the last days is never the walking corpses, but the desolation slowly growing in the hearts of people.

It looks great, come on. It doesn't just write about the intrigues of small groups and the bloody emotional drama like other fans. Instead, he directly separated from the protagonist group, absorbed the survivors with great strength, and established a base. Steadily develop your power and win every time with a big advantage. To conquer Rick and gain the right to speak, we do not rely on intrigues, but on absorbing changes with a strong base. Let them automatically integrate into the order and become members of the new society.

The Walking Dead is the best-written one. Basically, the characters of the original show have not been changed. It doesn't look like a drama at all. Although the protagonist is Sean, who was not very likable at first, he kills decisively after being cheated. It's a lot of fun. I highly recommend it.

I have watched The Walking Dead TV series three times. The author's writing is very good and very real, but it is not enough to watch. If possible, let's have a solar magnetic storm later to mutate the walking dead. Otherwise, the later part will be too peaceful in the face of absolute power.

It's rare to see a good story about The Walking Dead, and it's not the regular, bluntly blended-in-to-be-a-nanny story.

So far, it's good. The character's personality is not much different from the TV series, and the speech is not written in an American style, such as "I swear I will kick your ass hard." I will see if there are any problems in the future.

It's not bad, the logic is quite clear, but can we write less about the plot of the good old man? It's too long and uninterrupted to write that Rick has given up on the old idea. After a few chapters, Rick starts to have the same old habits again, and then says that Rick has given up on the old idea. Then dozens of chapters later, it starts again...,,,,, But overall it's okay. Don't be a eunuch. I still agree with Sean's approach.

This is the best walking zombie theme I've ever seen. The author should update it quickly, or I'll send you a razor blade [laughing and crying] What should I do if it's not enough? I want to get used to it before watching it, but I'm afraid I'll forget it later, so I'm so confused😖

At the end, the Resident Evil Radiation Special Forces came out. I don't think it's necessary. I gave it 4 stars. If you like Super Smash Bros., It's 5 stars. It's worth watching.

It's well-written, and the plot doesn't drag on and isn't too confusing. Come on, author✊

It's pretty good. I think I read it before when I first wrote it. Overall it's pretty cool. There are some small details, but nothing serious. He has already died, so don't worry about this or that! The other survival teams are really just chickens and dogs. The protagonists mainly lack a little development time and accumulation. Now that the prison has been taken down, the next step is to dominate Atlanta, and the next step is to become the founding father of the United States.

The author writes very well, the writing style is also very good, and the plot is also very good. Come on!

It's beautiful. Despite the low rating, it's really beautiful.

The logic is rigorous, the control of people's hearts is appropriate, and the plot is reasonable. This author is of a very high level.

It's really fun to watch. It's the end of the world, so there needs to be a strong person who can tell the truth. Great job.

Not bad. The author's persistent efforts are not enough.

I can barely take a look at it to pass the time of reading, and the Walking Dead fandom is pretty good.

The best one, I hope it doesn't end badly.

It's okay. Compared with domestic zombies that are all the same, this American zombie night is good, and the score is not so low.

The score of 7.6 Feels low. Normally, it should be about 8 points which is still okay. It's rare and like The Walking Dead. The overall writing style of the adapted version is smooth and very good.

Well written, in line with the doomsday style

The writing is very good and the plot is reasonable, except for the system. Brother, if you don't tell me it's a novel, I'd think it's another script for The Walking Dead. Awesome!

Non-toxic. The protagonist is not a virgin and does not engage in emotions. As long as the author doesn't break down, it is definitely a rare masterpiece.

The writing is interesting, rough and true. The protagonist is cold and powerful. I just don't know why the rating is a bit low. I personally feel that they are all top-notch apocalyptic novels.