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The Walking Dead
Are there any books that are just about surviving a zombie apocalypse? No saintly protagonists. It's fine if they don't team up with Rick and the others.
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Looking for Female-Oriented The Walking Dead Stories
I want books similar to "The Walking Dead: Doing Missions with a System." I'm looking for female-oriented The Walking Dead stories. I've read most of them and really can't find any more. Any type is fine: System, golden finger, transmigrate, and so on.
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It's so good. Finally, someone removed the complicated emotional line in the early stage. Every time I read a fanfic, Sean gets upset when I see the early emotional line. It's already the same person. Can you change it? The introduction says the writing is not good, but I actually think it's pretty good. Some plots are very graphic and cinematic. The plot is smooth. Sean and the heroine warm and understand each other. The two of them have become an inseparable community, which is very touching and reassuring. Author, I love you so much!!! It's simply a must-read of Sean's CP articles!! Qiuqiu must continue to do more 😘😘😘
Finally, there is a good-looking Sean cp. It is no longer the emotional entanglement of Lori and Sean → Loli is pregnant → At the same time, Sean is attracted to the female protagonist. No, who wants to watch the story of the female protagonist as a nanny/thug raising the male protagonist and other people's children... (It's really too poisonous for me) Closer to home, Da DaDa's writing style is actually quite good. Some of the scenes described in the original novel are not dramatic, and the characters are not OOC. Sean is a tough guy, and the heroine is calm, smart, and not a flower. When they are together, their eyes are drawn and the sexual tension is high. It is a match made in heaven. The main heroine really understands Sean, and I feel like she is the salvation given to Sean by God. PS, I have a small suggestion for you. Can you create some original plots? Otherwise, the story will always follow the original story line, which is a bit like a text version of the original... Or the female protagonist will have less influence as the only variable? But for people who are very familiar with the original plot/have watched a lot of The Walking Dead fanfic, the text may be a little tired or not so attractive.
Well written, very good, very good, very good. It fits the plot very well and the characters have distinct personalities. Why does it look like it was painted? The author writes about the heroine. She is a woman with a very good character and decisiveness. The author's male protagonist is enthusiastic and decisive in killing. The two of them belong to a strong alliance. It's just that the author didn't write a little bit, and that's the end of it. Looking forward to the author's next work. This work is finished and I recommend everyone to read it. The author's writing style is very warm. Very earthy too. It's so warm that even if you are a poisonous woman, you will still say some very tacky things. I hope that the two of them can live a happy life together in this vicious world. There is a kind of magic in the author's writing that allows me to send such a tacky blessing. I look forward to the author's next article, but the author should not be too stressed. Write slowly and publish when you feel inspired. I'll remember to come and see it. ❤️
CP is Sean's writing. It's so great. When I watch the show and see what happened to them, I always think about whether their team would not be so miserable if Sean was still alive.
It's very smooth and the plot is very natural. Keep going for more. [Please update]
If you like it😍please keep writing
I really like Sean's CP articles, but it's a pity there are so few of them.
It's very interesting. I still like to watch indigenous female protagonists. She's a bit out of character in the drama, haha
A very good article by Sean CP
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking