Have you ever seen an edict written in corpses?
On the final night of the Great Zhou dynasty, the first inhuman howl came from deep within the imperial palace.
By dawn, edicts bearing the Imperial Seal of State had been plastered across every corner of the capital. But the writing had long since been twisted and distorted by blood.
Without exception, everyone who read an edict turned into a corpse.
Pus ran from their eye sockets, blood dripped between their teeth, and they dragged their ruined bodies through streets that had once bustled with life. Obeying the uncanny Corpse Edict, they hunted every living soul still drawing breath. Beneath the uniforms of their former comrades lay rotten flesh; the emperor, once the supreme ruler of all under heaven, had become the most terrifying creature among the dead.
Shen Bo stood atop the capital’s gate tower, gazing down at the boundless tide of corpses below, and slowly tightened his grip on his knife.
He knew that behind this Corpse Edict lay a shocking secret capable of overturning the entire world.
And every time he drew his blade, it was not only to survive, but also to uncover the truth: who had first penned the decree that turned the whole world into a sea of corpses?
From the current point of view, it is not bad, so it is okay, but the emperor and that organization should not be able to find out at all, let alone not once or twice. There are always traces of things done. Even if the real culprit cannot be traced, some new clues should be traced here and there, instead of just There are only things that many people know and have experienced. This is a bit unreasonable. There should be some clues about the Dazhou Criminal Law + torture to extract confessions. It is indeed unlikely that the imperial palace and counterinsurgency will have a chance, but there should be some new clues at the docks along the river and the chamber of commerce (›´ω`‹ ) There isn't much to read in the back, but there's nothing too eye-catching either. Maybe it's because the "main plot" is not open?
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This book is really good. The subject matter is very novel, the writing is also good, and the direction of the story is also very full and rich. The shortcomings are that the foreshadowing is shallow and the update speed is too slow [I almost cried]
It looks good, but the introduction is a bit hard to understand. Could it be that it's not about zombies? At present, it seems to me that it is corruption within a dynasty.
Very good. I have finished reading it now. According to the introduction, the former emperor is resurrected, or the emperor is infected, the capital is destroyed by the regiment, and the protagonist defends the city. At this time, the grassland Yan Kingdom and the West are almost destroyed. The small days should be almost gone. It should reach the place expressed in the introduction within 100 chapters.
The pace is neither rushed nor slow, the plot is good, and the characters are well drawn.
Not bad. The subject matter is not novel, but the writing is smooth and the content is comprehensive. I hope the protagonist can be portrayed more clearly.
Bones but no meat, nothing good to show, needs to be strengthened The plot becomes more sloppy the further you read, with only a quick glance at the worldview and plot. It doesn't look like a complete novel, but more like an outline and ideas without filling in. It is strongly recommended that the author re-extend the previous chapter and not be too eager to advance the plot. At the same time, the character description is slightly thin and lacks a sense of reality. Some details need to be reconsidered, and the political power strategy is slightly ridiculous. For readers, I personally recommend keeping it for about a year. The foundation of the novel is good, but it is not suitable for reading at this stage. If it can be revised carefully, it can be regarded as excellent after the revision. At this stage, it is more like a semi-finished product.
Using the theme of zombies as a condiment, in the delicate writing style, the true inner state of each character is outlined. The real decisiveness of killing is intertwined with the delicate emotions, which also perfectly interprets what [people] should be like. The only shortcoming is that it is not enough to watch 😢
I thought it was good. The author's writing style is quite good. The more I read, the more I want to read.