[Pure doomsday] [Zombie] [No system] [Not the Holy Mother]
[No powers] [No cultivators] [No heroine] [No space] Zombies...
Plants…
Doomsday?
Desire? Innocence? Expect?
Go with the flow…take things as they come…
But who among these broken walls can survive alone?
Betrayal…
Chaos…
Human heart?
Disappointment? Sophisticated? Despair?
But in this world of choosing and devouring others, who can remain sober and avoid disaster all over the body?
…
Oh…
My name is Chen Mo
silent silence
Silence...
Shen Mo...
Reader comments
I'm giving it five stars. I've already read the latest chapter, so I should be qualified to give it a one or two rating. (Old bookworm, read quickly)
I felt like this novel was much more than survival and killing.
On the ruins, the author describes the light and darkness of human nature.
When I first looked at the wet market, I felt it was useless, but when I went to Ankang Society, it served as a springboard for Chen Mo to get in touch with Shang Yiwen and some resources. There were foreshadowings in many places, but the Chongwenmen section was a bit abrupt.
But I really didn't expect that the series of events caused by Chen Mo and the others' robbery of the stove would develop like this, and every decision made by the protagonist group in the extreme environment was thrilling. I felt that An Ran was quite miserable, and the flesh was painlessly cut, and it was really torture.
To sum up, there is nothing messy about this book. It is just pure apocalyptic writing. The writing style is not bad. I hope the author will write better and better. I just don't know if the author can stick to it (no malice). I hope you will. 👍👍
I'm giving it five stars. I've already read the latest chapter, so I should be qualified to give it a one or two rating. (Old bookworm, read quickly) I felt like this novel was much more than survival and killing. On the ruins, the author describes the light and darkness of human nature. When I first looked at the wet market, I felt it was useless, but when I went to Ankang Society, it served as a springboard for Chen Mo to get in touch with Shang Yiwen and some resources. There were foreshadowings in many places, but the Chongwenmen section was a bit abrupt. But I really didn't expect that the series of events caused by Chen Mo and the others' robbery of the stove would develop like this, and every decision made by the protagonist group in the extreme environment was thrilling. I felt that An Ran was quite miserable, and the flesh was painlessly cut, and it was really torture. To sum up, there is nothing messy about this book. It is just pure apocalyptic writing. The writing style is not bad. I hope the author will write better and better. I just don't know if the author can stick to it (no malice). I hope you will. 👍👍