Jiang Xunzai traveled to Kentucky, USA, and met Emma Li at a comic convention in Rosewood. But the next day, they found that the world had changed. People were biting and eating each other like crazy, as if the end of the world had come. Jiang Xun and Emma Li had to learn how to survive in this apocalypse, and finally escaped from Kentucky to the possible safe zone.
Welcome to the 2025 version of the Zombie Destruction Project, where time always stops in July 2025.
Reader comments
It's not AI, it's purely handwritten by the author. It's generated by love from Zombie enthusiasts. In the game, I am the Kentucky Superman killing everyone, but what defeats me is always loneliness. No matter in the game or outside the game, I can only find some illusory comfort in novels. This is the meaning of novels.
It's a pity that Tomato doesn't provide traffic for all its apocalyptic books.
It seems that there is no big problem, but the combat power is often reduced. The main character's firepower equipment is very powerful, including grenades and even stinger missiles, but they are not used when fighting cultists. He just used steel guns against many people, causing everyone to be injured and the car to break down.
I think it's pretty average, with good luck and talent. You can't leave the city without any work. You can get a car in any district. You drive in a foggy day. After being rescued, you get a graduated melee weapon.
Well written, the sting is well done.
There aren't many fanfics on the unpopular subject of Zombie L4D2VRC, and the plot is not a big problem, so I'll give it a higher rating first. There is a little bit of other stuff mixed in at the end. As for the writing, I'm curious how the author managed to keep the AI writing from falling apart. Although it's a bit bland, it still has a bit of a human-machine feel. I'd give it four stars.
Although there are only a few incidents in Zombie, the helicopter and the cultists have a strong sense of déjà vu.
Overall, it's still a good thing
One of the few Zombie fandoms that is well written, some details are well described, and there is no AI flavor.
There is nothing out of the ordinary. The good points are the neta of the original game and the mod from the VRChat model. There is no description of bad guys. The protagonist group is not outrageous but not lively either.
A pretty good book
So far so good
Very good, even though it sucks
Come on, I hope to maintain the current rhythm in the future [eating melon]
The ending is a bit sudden, but it's a good ending.
This article is based on the author's personal experience (referring to the game) and there is absolutely no false propaganda [laughing][laughing][laughing]
There is no praise for AI, but my writing skills have obviously improved in the later period. I am looking forward to the next book!
It looks great, although the fungus from The Last of Us was added later, but overall it's pretty good.
The writing is very good, the plot flows smoothly, and the characters are three-dimensional.
It's not AI, it's purely handwritten by the author. It's generated by love from Zombie enthusiasts. In the game, I am the Kentucky Superman killing everyone, but what defeats me is always loneliness. No matter in the game or outside the game, I can only find some illusory comfort in novels. This is the meaning of novels.
It's a pity that Tomato doesn't provide traffic for all its apocalyptic books.
It seems that there is no big problem, but the combat power is often reduced. The main character's firepower equipment is very powerful, including grenades and even stinger missiles, but they are not used when fighting cultists. He just used steel guns against many people, causing everyone to be injured and the car to break down.
I think it's pretty average, with good luck and talent. You can't leave the city without any work. You can get a car in any district. You drive in a foggy day. After being rescued, you get a graduated melee weapon.
Well written, the sting is well done.
There aren't many fanfics on the unpopular subject of Zombie L4D2VRC, and the plot is not a big problem, so I'll give it a higher rating first. There is a little bit of other stuff mixed in at the end. As for the writing, I'm curious how the author managed to keep the AI writing from falling apart. Although it's a bit bland, it still has a bit of a human-machine feel. I'd give it four stars.
Although there are only a few incidents in Zombie, the helicopter and the cultists have a strong sense of déjà vu. Overall, it's still a good thing
One of the few Zombie fandoms that is well written, some details are well described, and there is no AI flavor.
There is nothing out of the ordinary. The good points are the neta of the original game and the mod from the VRChat model. There is no description of bad guys. The protagonist group is not outrageous but not lively either.
A pretty good book
So far so good
Very good, even though it sucks
Come on, I hope to maintain the current rhythm in the future [eating melon]
The ending is a bit sudden, but it's a good ending.
This article is based on the author's personal experience (referring to the game) and there is absolutely no false propaganda [laughing][laughing][laughing]
There is no praise for AI, but my writing skills have obviously improved in the later period. I am looking forward to the next book!
It looks great, although the fungus from The Last of Us was added later, but overall it's pretty good.
The writing is very good, the plot flows smoothly, and the characters are three-dimensional.