The apocalypse descends upon the wasteland.
As the world becomes a living hell, the silver-haired Yu Lingye awakens abilities in all five elements and gains an immortal, ageless body. He wanders alone among the ruins, cold as snow and ruthless in battle, believing that all his life holds now is killing and solitude.
That is, until he meets a tiny zombie baby.
Four-year-old Xiaoguai will never grow up and lives on crunchy crystal stones. He’s obsessed with good looks and loves anything beautiful. Communicating through telepathy, he cries out for the first time in Yu Lingye’s mind: “Dad, hungry. Eat rocks.”
From then on, a little orange-red tail follows the silver-haired god of death.
Heading north, they meet the taciturn swordsman Xiao Qingyi, the chatty and carefree Lu Xingchen, the gentle but cunning Yun Qianyin, and the innocent, cheerful Hua Qianyue. With Yu Lingye’s help, all four companions awaken abilities in four elements and gain immortal bodies.
The bickering pair gradually fall for each other, while the icy swordsman is slowly melted by a girl as warm as sunshine. And the eternally four-year-old zombie baby becomes the team’s source of laughter, beauty director, chatterbox scorekeeper, and, most importantly, their light.
They build a home in an abandoned university town, face beast hordes, powerful enemies, betrayal, and sacrifice, and finally uncover the truth behind the apocalypse.
This is a story about protection and the bonds that hold people together.
A silver-haired man, a four-year-old baby, and immortal companions.
In the despairing wasteland, they become the only family each other has.
Forever and ever.
Book Review of "Silver-Haired Scourge and His Zombie Babies" It is a rare and gentle healing work in the wasteland apocalypse. The combination of hard-core natural disasters and soft and cute zombie babies is very contrasting. The silver-haired superpower Yu Lingye was originally a lonely and cold-blooded god of murder, but he was easily softened by the eternal four-year-old zombie boy. The word "Dad" established a warm bond across races. The novel does not blindly exaggerate the cruelty of the apocalypse, but instead fills it with warmth with the daily life of the team. The sub-plots such as the swordsman and the girl, and the happy enemies are delicate and touching. The little boy heals people's hearts throughout the whole process, lighting up the darkness of the wasteland with his innocence. From being alone to having family and friends, from killing for survival to protecting the home, the story has a good balance between passionate fighting and tenderness. The bond and redemption under the background of the apocalypse are particularly touching. It is a hard-core and tearful apocalyptic group portrait novel.
Every chapter before the war basically ends with Xiaoguai's cute voice summarizing it. Overall 3.8 Points: Personally, I prefer the content before gathering the partners to finish. The emotional part in the middle was skipped because I liked the cub part. The biggest reason for the lack of points in the end is that we were beaten so many times and everyone was seriously injured so many times. In the end, he put down his butcher knife and became a Buddha on the spot. At the end, the protagonist had to save this person by almost exchanging people's lives. It was like a feeling of powerlessness as if punched on cotton.