Zombie Apocalypse: I Lead a Million-Man Cavalry to Conquer the World

Chapter 65 has been updated so far, and the writing is quite good. The world view: the protagonist Xia Yang travels through ancient times and takes Dongyue Taishan Cave (a small world) known as the second cave of the thirty-six small caves of Taoism. It has many functions. It is equivalent to replacing the modern urban apocalyptic background with the ancient apocalyptic background, but there is no messy plot like the modern apocalypse, such as complex human hearts, various forces, fights everywhere, and eating people without spitting out their bones. The protagonist's identity is His Highness, King Su, who guards the border fortress. He is very majestic, has military strength and IQ, the zombies have crystal cores that can awaken supernatural powers, and the protagonist has practice skills (left by Lu Zu) The character design of the protagonist is also very consistent with his identity, and he is also decisive in killing. Currently, there is no female protagonist, and the ambiguous emotional line is a woman. The current plot is about rescuing the people of the city and gathering the army's subordinates step by step. The people under his command are all loyal and loyal, and then regaining the city. It is quite comfortable to watch so far. I hope it will continue.

This is the second ancient zombie-themed book I've read. The protagonist has cheats, but it's still a bit more enjoyable to read. The plot is not draggy and suits my taste. Come on! ! !

It's rare to see a good ancient zombie novel. The few I've read before had no cheats on the protagonists, which was too depressing. It's better to have some cheats!

It's okay, it's pretty good-looking, and it kills decisively, but the protagonist feels that the development of Goldfinger is very slow. I will throw out a setting in one day, and test it in the next day to see if it can be installed as a living creature? After more than 30 pictures, I said I wanted to test it. Can I pretend to be a living creature?

Good-looking, good-looking, good subject matter What is the use of that jade pendant? The protagonist belongs to the dynasty system. There are no restrictions on the skills you give. Can't you, the author, improve it? It's not difficult. Is there any benefit in spreading it in the future? In other novels, dynasties win over people by relying on skills and resources. Resources are everywhere. If you have a few skills, you can wear them out. If there are more people, no matter how powerful your skills are, what's the use?

It's okay. Come on, author. This book is not about invincibility. Just read those who say you are overpowering. It doesn't have to be invincible. A proper balance will make it feel in line with the background of the times. If you write about invincibility, wouldn't it be the life of the protagonist who cultivates immortality and a mortal?

This kind of subject matter is good. It looks pretty cool. I hope the author can maintain his integrity, otherwise it will be difficult to write later.

This is the first time I've seen this type of thing. It's not bad. Come on.

It's beautiful, it's so beautiful. Who else has ancient zombie writing? It's not enough. I hope the author can stick to it! Come on!

You can watch it, But the words and chat here feel weird.