[Character growth + lighthouse renovation + mutated zombies + deserted-island survival + heavy firepower + not mindless wish fulfillment + no harem + humor]
The zombie apocalypse has arrived.
While most people are fleeing and struggling to survive,
Liu Yang is trapped in a lighthouse on an isolated island.
While everyone else runs from zombies,
he’s fretting over whether he can catch one more fish.
While others search for supplies and kill zombies,
he’s figuring out how to make his bed more comfortable.
While people kill each other over a piece of bread,
he’s thinking about getting some cement to reinforce the lighthouse and some fries for a seagull named Stinky Crooked Beak.
From worrying about a fish or a bottle of water, to establishing a trading post for survivors at sea, and then…
Liu Yang: “What is going on here? The whole world has started a zombie survival game, so why did mine turn into single-player mode?”
Remember this, brothers! Humanity’s steel and gunfire are a Wall of Sighs that no carbon-based life form can ever overcome.
Just watched it, overall it's really good, in line with my appetite, I will continue to support it, I can be more decisive in killing, and be more selfish (because of survival). I suggest that the lighthouse be transformed a little more. I don't recommend that the lighthouse be too big. Just don't have too many teammates. Use the lighthouse as a base to search the city. Don't tell the whole plot of the movie about the antidote, what troops, what to save the world, etc.
Not bad, I can handle it. There is nothing poisonous about the first 90,000 words.
It's barely good, but I don't really like the conspiracy theory about light and mutual aid.
It feels okay, and there is no heroine yet.
Simple and unpretentious, much better than the large portions recommended on the home page, just a bit plain 👍
The storyline is very exciting and the process of making mistakes is also very detailed.
It's considered top-notch for tomatoes. Good grass.
The logic is not very clear, but the portrayal of human nature is quite good.
It's a good book, but the title is a bit bad.
Another scene, well written