The apocalypse arrives, and zombies overrun the world.
Resolved to lie flat and wait for death, An Yining holes up in her apartment, only for her ex-boyfriend, Li Hanting, to smash his way inside.
Though he has already turned into a zombie with deathly pale skin and hollow eyes.
Where are the promised bites and gnawing?
Instead, her zombie ex is obsessed with feeding her squashed gummies, wiping away her tears with an expression of disgust, and even forcing her to switch from gray soap to pink strawberry-scented soap.
During their forced life together, he headbutts his way through supermarket raids, practices combing his hair in the mirror, covers her ears when it rains, and draws a permanent “property of” mark on her wrist.
When An Yining finally escapes, she discovers that other zombies avoid her, while human survivors see her as a freak.
Just as despair sets in, the tall figure radiating a sweet-and-sour scent appears again. He drags the corpse of a mutant with one hand and holds up a brand-new pink strawberry sweater with the other, his gray-white eyes fixed stubbornly on her.
“Ning, pink, sweet, yours.”
An Yining despairingly realizes that in this apocalypse, she seems to have a lifetime warranty from her zombie ex-boyfriend, a man with bizarre taste, overwhelming combat power, and a constant desire to dye her pink.
Li Hanting's clumsiness in learning human behavior hit my heart instantly! When he imitates a smile with his scarlet eyes, when he says the broken word "Ning Ning", the love flower blooming in the ruins of the apocalypse makes people cry and palpitate.
It's very beautiful, the emotions are very delicate, the writing is very good, and the relationship between the male and female protagonists gradually changes.