Zombies Rule the Apocalypse? But I'm a Necromancer!

Highly recommended! 1. The author avoids all the unpleasant tropes of angst. Unfortunate people always exist, but the author doesn't deliberately depict their suffering; it's glossed over, especially towards the female lead. She's incredibly kind; the child hasn't suffered any hardship—not that she hasn't experienced suffering, but rather that she hasn't been subjected to deliberate bullying.

It's very good. Let me mention a few things I like: 1. The narrative is female-centric, referring to two opposite-sex individuals, one female and one male. The female protagonist's daughter (not her biological daughter) calls the female protagonist's mother "grandmother," because the female protagonist feels it's inappropriate for her daughter to call her "mother" as an outsider.

Wow, this is the first comment! It's really good! The protagonist is a necromancer in a zombie apocalypse, it's like a mouse in a rice granary, hahaha! The female lead is incredibly powerful and has no rivals—it's a super satisfying story with absolutely no frustrating moments. Keep up the good work, author!

The great necromancer reigns supreme in the zombie world! The female lead's ideal scenario: If she wants a servant, then this top-tier zombie king will be her servant! If she likes spiders, then her zombie spider daughter will be her biological daughter! If she wants a dog, then the zombie cat will be her dog!

Therefore, people must read more books, watch more news, go out and see the world, watch more anime and comics, and play more games. Otherwise, you won't understand the jokes and gags the author wrote in the novel. It's really hilarious! How did the author come up with so many jokes? Hell references, game references—not the kind of forced, mass-produced jokes.

Don't be fooled by the ratings; this article blows away a bunch of 9-point reviews. This is a gem of a novel where the female lead is the highlight. It's very kind to female characters, and the author truly loves them. It's heartwarming. Open flat and then rise!

It's quite good. The plot is well-developed, and the female lead's character is excellent. She has both immense respect and utter indifference towards life. To those unfamiliar with her, all they see is her unpredictable temper and the complete lack of emotion in her eyes when killing. However, the more you get to know her, the softer her heart becomes.

Teacher, you must be a master of humor! The whole story is full of humor, with a subtle sense of death. The male lead seems helpless, as if he's lost all his options, when he looks at the female lead. The female lead is incredibly strong but a bit eccentric (not really), always bringing surprises (or shocks). I really like the female lead; she's super cute and funny. The little girls in the story are also great! Yay!

Both characters are virgins, the female lead is strong, and there is a male lead, but his presence is not very strong. Removing the male lead would not affect the plot. The male lead only confesses his love for the female lead near the end. The female protagonist is a kind-hearted person with a strong sense of self, gentle at her core, powerful in her abilities, and empathetic.

★★★★★ (Spoilers ahead, please skip if you haven't finished reading) It's great! The plot is fresh and fast-paced! The characters are perfectly developed, full and three-dimensional! Everyone has their own unique traits. Huanbao never really hated Yun Qingyi, but rather Lao Deng.