Who Says Zombies Can't Have a Base?

Is the heroine of the male protagonist male or female? Don't find out half way through that it's a double male lead, I'll be very sad Ok, I can start to feel sad.

I was attracted to watch it by the introduction. It has a very attractive setting. But looking at the author's character of the protagonist, emmm, it just feels too casual. How should I put it, very casual, Gu! The characterization is so great that you can see through the actions of the protagonist at a glance. The protagonist clearly knows that he is different and can turn into a zombie. He knows that the raven was created by him through mental communication, so he still carries it. There is no problem with carrying it, but the raven comes directly when the "companion" is sleeping. The protagonist really knows whether the "companion" is asleep? Not to mention that Gu was not asleep, so how could he explain what he saw? Not to mention the identity being exposed, this kind of special exposure, have you ever thought about what you would do if you were caught for experimentation? In the last days, people will die for wealth and birds will die for food. . . And the protagonist and those people haven't been together for a long time, and they have become "companions". It feels so fast. Even if I have been sleeping and don't have much understanding of the apocalypse, it doesn't matter. I was really worried about the protagonist 😢😢😢. Secondly, to find the mother, ignore the previous question, what we are talking about is "companions". Can't you give some benefits or help to ask those companions to help find the mother? Do you have to risk your own exposure and enter the base? But it is understandable here. After all, others may have bad intentions and use family members to threaten, or they may not be serious. It is understandable that the protagonist is worried. Then the question comes back, what do the previous "companions" think? Then there is the zombie base. I feel that based on the intelligence of the zombies I see now, the protagonist is probably working hard to build this base alone. But the author's writing is quite good 😘😘😘

It's a genre I've never seen before, and it's quite interesting. However, I feel that the description of the protagonist's character is a bit stiff. Although it's written casually, I didn't feel that casualness. I could only describe how casual and indifferent it looked, with eyes and so on. But the actual casualness didn't make me feel very intuitive. The relationship between Gu and the protagonist was also a bit baffling to me. It was quite attractive to me. I also felt a bit hasty when I found my mother. I thought my mother would be a person who is even more awesome than the Zombie King (all the above are just words in my sleep) There isn't much description of infrastructure for me either.

There are spoilers, but overall this is a very good article. There are many chapters, but the plot is compact and not boring. I just finished reading it. The love between Juanjuan and Brother Chen is a long-lasting one, and they will be together around chapter 270. If you want to read that kind of novel, don't read it. This one is about developing a home, searching for supplies, meeting partners, and finding family. I am very happy that my parents are back. There are two pairs of deputy CPs in it. There are not so many emotional descriptions. The protagonist is strong and the partners are not abusive. It is super sweet.

I can read it, but it's not a particularly enjoyable read. The plot is actually a bit slow. The introduction talks about building a zombie base, but it doesn't start until Chapter 99 🤦. I feel that the IQ of the protagonists is very different. Gong is super smart (specifically refers to being able to see all the disguises of Shou at a glance, even micro-expressions). Shou is a bit too naive and treats them as companions, but in the first half I didn't see that they treat the protagonist as a human being (not in a derogatory sense, Literally) I almost thought they would fight in the follow-up, but no, the first 100 chapters were almost all about looking for the mother, but in fact there was no action at all. Even the clues and whether the mother was in the base were found by others. I could keep reading because I just wanted to see the zombie base being established. This really attracted me, and even my 5 points were because of this. To be honest, I quite liked the plot in the valley. I really strongly recommend that the main point of finding your mother be included in the introduction. Otherwise, you won't get to the first 100 chapters once you enter, and those who don't have the patience will simply not be able to read it [Chigua]

It's a very interesting apocalyptic novel. Shou himself is very powerful. I like it very much. Why are so few people reading it? Come on [sending my heart][sending my heart][sending my heart]

I hope Shen Juan will focus on building a base in the future, and I'm really looking forward to the plot of losing the vest 🥰 🥰 I don't know if the ending will be the evolution of all humans, or will the vaccine be successfully developed and a war break out between zombies and humans?

I can read it, but the shaping of the protagonist's character needs to be strengthened. It is not a pure and refreshing novel, with micro-infrastructure, and the emotional line does not develop very quickly. The writing style in the early stage is very good, the description is very powerful, and there is a sense of substitution. In the later stage, I feel that the author is not in a good state, and the writing style has declined a bit, and it feels like a bookkeeping. Shou's character and abilities were improved step by step. From being timid and worried at the beginning, to being strong later, it was all accumulated bit by bit. He manages the base very well. In an emergency, he will protect it well.

I haven't read it for a particularly long time. So far, I feel it's pretty good. I've only read two books about building a zombie base. This one is pretty good, and the overall feeling is okay.

So pretty! I originally read more than 270 chapters in February and stopped reading it, but I kept remembering this book and suddenly wanted to read it again at 11 o'clock yesterday. Although I read it a bit fast, I should have finished it in four hours (it is now three o'clock in the morning). But it's really good. I originally wanted to read a little bit, but then I finished half of it, and then I wanted to read a little more. As I looked at it, I realized there weren't many chapters left, so I thought I'd just finish it. It's really beautiful!