A Piece of Zombie Flesh's Quest for Redemption

This book is good and suitable for leisure reading, but there is still a certain threshold and it is not a book that can be read or listened to without thinking at all. Until Chapter 161, I personally think this book has several shortcomings The title and introduction are not attractive enough and somewhat vague. Coupled with the relatively heavy and depressing opening, some readers may be screened out. It would be good if someone spread the word Character creation - I like the portrayal of Butcher and Meat very much. They are two people who collapsed under endless torture, but they are willing to die even if they collapse. But the other characters always feel a bit hollow. It would be nice to add some background information about the characters Growth - The growth of Meat and Fly seems to have to start over again every time. However, problems and torture are not the same. It is normal to collapse for different reasons. However, if the character collapses repeatedly and strengthens his belief, then the reader will also collapse. It should feel better if more soldiers come to cover up the water and earth. Content - There are traces of AI. Although AI is a good auxiliary tool, readers should be more willing to read a work written by the author himself. Please also check whether the traces of AI have been cleaned up and whether the content of the auxiliary revision is too AI-flavored. Overall, I personally think this is an excellent work with no flaws. The above points are just my personal opinions. Please support the author.

It is very beautiful, the subject matter is very novel, and it is also thoughtful. It is a level-breaking novel. The protagonist goes through the infinite loop in the first level, the human debt in the second level, and the physical erosion in the third level. Now it has been updated to the sixth level. From the second level to the sixth level, I have always liked this book. … Story summary: At the beginning, after death, the protagonist traveled to a piece of meat, found his companion "Fly" in the cycle, and retrieved his memory. After countless cycles, he used his abilities to the limit and passed the first level. The protagonist also made many mistakes, and there was no protagonist. Halo and the like, find the correct way to pass the level through trial and error. Every time you are in a desperate situation, the reader feels that there is no way to turn around. However, the protagonist still relies on his own ability to break through the desperate situation. There is no external help such as Goldfinger, which makes the reader feel that the protagonist is tenacious and unyielding. , And the terrifying IQ, which increases the motivation to read, very attractive… In general,: a very novel book, impressive, and the plot foreshadowing can also be said to be very good. It has buried a lot of foreshadowing and echoes back and forth. You need to use your brain to read it (of course, you may not think of it with your brain, and you will know when you see the plot later, oh, it turns out). I am also an old bookworm, and seeing this book during the book shortage really inspired me to read the novel again. I recommend it to everyone who reads the book review.

I don't understand the core logic. Why do Roux and Flies have to challenge the logic and tenacity of this social system from the outside? None of his biggest plug-ins are useful. It is not the so-called rewriting of dimensionism logic. His biggest plug-in is Roux. The knowledge and abilities accumulated by Rou as a modern college student can completely make the social carrier "Liu Jianguo" move to a higher level and mobilize more resources. Unlike now, he is just an ordinary pig killer.

It's a very novel topic. I've only seen a few pictures to support it. I just don't know why there's not a single person in it after more than 200,000 words.

At first I thought it was "zombie" meat, but I didn't expect it to be a science fiction wit-fighting novel. It was really well written and logically consistent. The protagonist's abilities are expected to become more and more supermodel. After all, rotten meat can't move except for wits, so it can only develop abilities. The rotten meat carrier restricted him to death 🤦 I can't understand it anymore. I've been raising it for two months and I'm ready to read it again. Except for the name, everything else is completely different from before. I saw the smelly meat before and pulled the butcher back, and now I clicked on it and found a bunch of dragons and unknown names 🤦. This is the first time I've seen the novel 666 whose body was taken away.

Overall it's pretty good, it's a bit slow but interesting as you read on. But the atmosphere is so depressing. After passing one level, you will find that the next level is more difficult. It's endless... I hope everyone can return to the normal world in the end. A piece of meat is coming😍A piece of meat is coming😍One dollar a pound😆😁One piece🚶🧎🧍‍♀️🏋‍♂️🏊🏂🤸⛹️‍♀️🤽‍♀️💑🫂👫 👨‍👩‍👦🛌🤾‍♀️🤾🤼‍♂️🤸🤸‍♀️🤸‍♂️🤼 🤽‍♂️🤼‍♀️🤽🧑‍🤝‍🧑🤾🤹👫🧖‍♀️👩‍🦯🧍‍ ♂️💇‍♀️🧚‍♂️🧜‍♂️🧜‍♀️🧜🦹‍♀️🧛‍ ♀️🧝‍♀️🎅🧛‍♀️🧛‍♂️🧛‍♀️🦸‍♀️🧑‍🎄 👷👮‍♂️🧑‍🚀🤵🧏‍♀️🙅‍♀️🙍‍♀️💁‍♀️ 👩‍🦰👧👱‍♂️🧑‍🦳👄😝🥰🤩🤐🤫😋🙊👺💘 meat😍😍😍

The writing is very charming. The protagonist is a piece of meat and struggles to survive with his brothers under the evil of the world.

The writing is very good, but it is too desperate. It is sad every time, and it seems to have no end. . . .

Although this book is a bit slow to read, I think the logic and some sudden turning points in the book are very subtle. Sometimes it makes me feel chills down my spine, and sometimes it makes me suddenly realize it.

It tells a story about the protagonists trying to escape from the world in an infinite loop. The background is somewhat similar to Ten Days End, but it mainly focuses on how the protagonists risk their lives to fight, rather than hard-core reasoning. The biggest attraction is that the hope that the protagonists desperately see may be just an abyss, so they reverse again and again. This book does not beautify the protagonists. The protagonists are not supermen and can easily resolve difficulties. It does not beautify the suffering either. Every crisis is well-founded and just rooted in my luck. The only thing it beautifies is us, the readers. In the story, it is the system that traps the time-travelers in this world, restricting and strangulating them at every turn. Then I can enjoy their suffering with peace of mind and look forward to their struggles. This book has no reading threshold, but it is provocative. At least it takes a guy like me who thinks he has some depth to read it. So I think the biggest regret about this book is not that it was cut, but that no one can read it. This is also my, our sorrow. (I couldn't sleep because I thought about the book review I wanted to post but always forgot to post. So I came here to complain. Don't blame orz)