Zombie Apocalypse: Don't Be Afraid, I'm Not a Good Person

To be honest, this is one of the best doomsday-themed novels I've seen. It scored 8.5 At least. Why is it rated so low? [What] Also, the author will update it quickly [please update] [punch hard] [air kiss]

The author's writing style is good. There may be some minor flaws in the early stage, but he handles the big details very well. He should be sanded, and he should be kept alive. The two currently collected are brand new and shipped from the factory. I hope they can keep it up 💕

It can be described in just four words. It's super good-looking. After the next door, Karasawa, I enjoyed reading it. The subsequent apocalyptic stories are all copied and pasted. It's extremely nauseating. It's rare to find another top-notch novel. It's definitely worth 9 points or more. It's not toxic so far. It's so refreshing.

After reading more than a dozen chapters, the author's writing is very good, the writing style is very sophisticated, the story is step-by-step, the beginning is properly foreshadowed, and the humanity hit me right. The author writes about apocalyptic zombies and genetic mutations, which should fall into the category of science. Why is there another soul? The soul belongs to the fantasy side. Has the author seen Company of Heroes? You should substitute the setting of Xiongbing Company here. "Technology God" Xiong Binglian redefines what God is and uses science to explain what God is. Science can redefine what "god" is. Why can't the author use science to redefine "soul"? The author should read more and learn more about modern science, and then put it into the novel. In this way, the novel can be in line with reality and the novel will be fuller. The combination of the illusory apocalypse and real technology redefines the "apocalypse", just like the "Three Body". Come on, author, I hope you can break out of the traditional apocalyptic logic. Write a different apocalyptic article and become a classic.

Come on! The little brother who writes about the emperor's uncle! 😳😳😳

Yes, it can be considered a high-quality apocalyptic novel. It has all kinds of details, logic, and human nature. It's not like those stupid birds who are reborn. Come on, author.

I feel good after reading a few chapters. It's more detailed than the author's first book. The plot is smooth and better than those fast-food novels. The heroines' illustrations are very beautiful! Love watching! I have been following the update for several months. The author must persevere! Must be updated! ! Come on come on!

This should be the best post-apocalyptic zombie novel I have read this year. I really like apocalyptic novels. This book is truly un-Mary and has a bottom line. Being un-Mary does not mean becoming a disgusting despicable person. This book does it, and it does not have fancy settings, it is pure apocalypse. Zombie mutated beasts, mutated plants, and it is easy to recruit women. The illustrations are top-notch. Unlike other books, the illustrations of nine-point beauties are accompanied by bartenders. Come on, the author, just slowly write a pure apocalypse. Don't wait until aliens, immortals, or zombie queens appear later.

It's not bad. It's not bad at all. It's enjoyable but not particularly brainless. Everyone has their shining points. The main problem at the moment is that there is no clear goal. It's easy to get tired after writing dozens of chapters in a row. I'm looking forward to the follow-up plot [full]

The author's writing style is good, and the emotional scenes are quite comfortable. The current female protagonists are all portrayed well, and it can be seen that they have a solid foundation in their skills. At present, the world view and this golden finger are also good, and the rating is indeed a bit low. However, it is also understandable that there are too many old-fashioned apocalyptic articles on Tomato that exhaust the readers' patience. They may run away after reading apocalyptic articles twice. Keep writing, if you keep at it you will get more and more readers, but there are still a few. I will finish reading it in one go, and then I will have to read more.