The Walking Dead: A Beggar King's Road to Survival

The plot is handled very well up to the eighty-odd chapters. The plot is not bad, and you can see the light and perfect development of human nature. After arriving in Savannah, the team ability, character IQ, and details of the plot and characters suddenly became unfocused. The strong contrast basically makes you feel that the protagonist is too strong and it is difficult to add a new plot. You can only use a major failure to introduce a new plot. All in all, it's not bad. There's hope for a perfect ending, so it's worth watching.

Oh my God, this soothing rhythm is more delicious than the honey cake waffles made by my Aunt Therese😋. No matter what others think, I am determined to eat it anyway.

The Walking Dead is a world where the long-running series and the game coexist. The characters are more delicately drawn and the plot is not blunt. The only shortcoming is that there is no sense of urgency. Perhaps it is because the plot has not yet arrived. I look forward to the follow-up plot.

Li's decisive decision to kill through the zombies with a kitchen knife, the instructions to Clay before the corpse transformed, little Clay gritted his teeth and sutured his own wounds, and his friends passed away in one last resort choice after another! The Walking Dead, there are too many emotions to deal with! This novel makes up for too many regrets in the game. I hope the author will keep updating it!!

So far, this looks okay, but I don't know if it will be a single female protagonist or multiple female protagonists. It seems that there should be emotional connections with Carly and Molly. If it is a single female protagonist, I feel that the previous foreshadowing is useless. If there are multiple female protagonists, as long as it is reasonable and does not include too many, everyone should have no problem with it.

There are very few articles about The Walking Dead game. The writing is quite good. I hope the author can stick to it.

As another kind of expansion, most of The Walking Dead TV series are about the dark side and the confrontation of human nature. This book describes the other side of human nature. Most of Tomato's The Walking Dead novels are, I have the final say, authoritarian novels. This book is a bit soft, everyone has the final say, it is a democratic text, it pays attention to each person's emotional description and inner description, and it is true that it lacks a sense of urgency. You may fall asleep while listening to it.

Not bad, it makes up for my regrets about Clementine.

Read it in one go, no need to say more about its valuable content 💕

The author's writing is really good. I hope to meet and merge with Rick later. It would be best to keep Sean. 🥰😘