Zombies************

The writing is quite good, like catching a plane at the beginning and the reservoir, there is a sense of tension and excitement, which can be clearly felt. The writing is also very good in other places, especially the protagonist, who also clearly shows team leadership skills, which is rare and resembles what ordinary people will experience in the end of the world. Also, there are no beauties, school beauties, widows, mother and daughter at the beginning, which is a good point. Instead, there are parents and a family, plus a man. This is the team suitable for survival in the apocalypse. Some men are also added later. Finally, this doomsday is too perverted. Zombies will knock on doors, poke locks and shoot, and dead people will be resurrected. This human race is hopeless. If there is no large-scale popularization of targeted equipment or the emergence of superpowers, humanity will definitely be doomed.

The writing is very good, but the feeling of despair is so heavy that people can't breathe. At present, there is no way for human beings to survive. If the basic settings of human beings remain unchanged, it will probably end with the destruction of the world. I watched the latest one in one breath. In fact, I should talk about the reasons for the protagonist's fever and the changes. If the simple infection does not change, there will be no way to survive at all.

The zombies in this apocalypse are very real. The protagonist escapes in time at the beginning. Unlike other apocalypse, the zombies are so strong that the government cannot fight them, which makes sense. The world is quite depressing, but I like this feeling.

This is the real doomsday. There is no hope at all and no future can be seen. The zombies are still moving after being chopped into pieces, and they are extremely contagious. They still shoot because of the laughing syndrome. The protagonist team has no special powers or any golden fingers. It is pure escape. Awesome, this is the real doomsday. The author's writing is also good. I recommend watching it.

The writing is quite good, I should say very good. The details are relatively in place, such as the wording of the official announcement and the performance of various characters. The atmosphere is extremely rendered, with a sense of horror and despair about the future. I deducted one point because it was too depressing and I don't really like this genre.

The writing is very good but it is too scary to continue watching [crying][crying][crying] A living person is bitten to enhance his physical fitness in all aspects, retains a certain IQ and continues to increase with the survival time. After death, he is resurrected into a zombie. Zombies cannot be killed. They can be chopped into pieces and still attack you. Those who are not infected are ordinary people who have no special powers. I don't know how to survive at the moment. It's too gloomy.

Survival in hell mode. The protagonist is very keen. He is a social animal. He discovered that there is information control while working. When he was in the hospital, his classmates warned him not to go to the hospital. He decisively bought a ticket and ran away without delay. He returned home smoothly. He had too little stocking and was isolated at home with his parents. Then he rescued Zhang. The male protagonist is also kind. But he is not too kind, and will not put himself in danger by rescuing people. His family is reasonable and supports him. There is currently no white-eyed wolf in the rescue, and there is currently no female protagonist. He found too many zombies at home for more than ten days, and decisively ran to the reservoir with his family to survive before the typhoon, and then the city he lived in fell. This game is similar to the Blood Cross. The infected are extremely powerful and can climb walls. They are intelligent, can speak and have memories, can manipulate guns and ammunition, and can open doors with keys. They are not afraid of pain. They kill with a maniacal laugh. They have a bloodthirsty desire. They still remember their relationships and skills in life. They can fly to kill people and are tireless. No matter how weak they were in life, they will immediately be infected. Transformed into Superman Spider-Man, he has great strength and can run very fast. The police can even use guns to kill a large number of living people. No matter how the dead people died, they will be resurrected and become zombies. It can be called the ultimate nightmare mode. Watching the protagonist survive feels suffocating and very tiring. Crisis comes one after another. The zombies are too strong. I can't imagine how he can survive for a long time. The plot is very scary. Zombies can beheaded, hands and feet cut off without dying. Their hands and feet are separated and they can attack alone to kill people. Their headless bodies can move, and they can now detect living people from a distance and use clairvoyance. Isn't this too much? The protagonist group is old, weak, sick, and disabled. They were kicked out from the reservoir and trapped in the village. How do they live like this? It's a very suffocating world view and they don't have super powers. It's extremely cruel. You have to make sacrifices to have a chance of survival. The male protagonist is walking on an infinite tightrope and can't breathe.

The writing is very good. It's either invincible or very desperate. These zombies are so powerful that I don't know how to survive. Please give the author a big boost [face covering] [face covering] In fact, even if the zombies have some intelligence, it would be difficult and challenging; but it would be too scary to cut off the head, cut off the hands and feet and still move them like pigeons. There is also a fever mutation, which seems to be very likely at present. A college student has also turned into a special zombie, and can kill three if he is prepared. In short, the protagonist does not know how to survive as an ordinary person [Petrified] [Petrified]

It's very exciting and the plot is tight. Come on, the author. However, the momentum of mutation seems unstoppable. I've seen at least two viruses so far. Without superpowers, superpowers don't seem to be very easy to write. I look forward to the following plot.

No special powers! No time travel! No system! The sense of immersion is so strong, it's very exciting to watch, and the loss is very similar to the loss in "Call Me a Hero". It's a great post-apocalyptic zombie survival story! ! !

Well, seriously, surprisingly not bad? Setting aside, in terms of substitution, I feel this is the best one can do? My psychological quality is really strong, and my writing is generally okay. Let's talk about the settings. This is no longer the scope of zombies. It has its own evolution and can use weapons. It's a bit invincible. However, it seems that you don't know how to use the radio and the Internet. Otherwise, you can create a false signal to deceive the survivors, and you can also shoot. Do you think you can use the military channel to deceive the existing points of other armies?

It's well written, the blood cross and zombies are combined. The protagonist is also very rational and does not blindly save people. Especially in this extremely terrifying and desperate situation, it would be more normal to save more people and find more help. Even the author still strongly recommends that you arrange this power, even if it is physical strengthening, otherwise there is really no hope for human beings.

Today I read the diary I wrote before📖 I almost laughed out loud at my own writing🤣 "The moon is like a bitten biscuit🌙 The stars are eating the frosting✨" This metaphor is too cute! It seems that when I was a child, He's just a hidden joker 😎 Although writing now is not so childish But occasionally I look it up and look at it Still find it super interesting🤭 It seems that my writing style I have been secretly making progress👏 # #dailylittlehumor #writingfun #discovery #cutedaily

Not bad, not bad. It can actually write the most rare tension in apocalyptic novels. That is, the infected people are too much. They are blood-crossed during life, and even beyond the living dead after death. Even if they are chopped into pieces, the flesh and blood tissue can still move. Sooner or later, mankind will perish.

It's pretty good, and the feeling of despair is great, but the protagonist's reaction after the high fever subsides is too little. Others have a high fever and complete elite zombies, but the protagonist has no reaction at all after the fever. No matter whether it is good or bad, no one will say anything, and everyone has no reaction to it, which does not comply with basic logic. But the flaws are not concealed, it can be regarded as an excellent apocalyptic novel. Note that it is the real "apocalypse", not those game novels with the label of apocalypse such as killing monsters and upgrading, upgrading superpowers, etc.

It's awesome, it's really awesome, it's very immersive, and many details are well explained.

All humans should be asymptomatically infected. Therefore, once your immunity is weakened or you continue to inhale virus-carrying air, you will develop a fever and become comatose. Now, individuals can mutate at any time. Once there are too many people in the shelter, it is only a matter of time before mutants appear. In addition, there is a bug of resurrecting zombies. It is only a matter of time before the remaining people come to kill the remaining people one by one. If there are too many people, don't kill them. If an infection breaks out internally, just kill them directly and there will be fewer and fewer people. There are few people, and they cannot withstand the infected who are chasing after them. One muscle becomes blocked at both ends [face covering], not to mention that there will be various natural disasters in the future. The virus and the infected people have not ruled out the possibility of continuing to evolve.

The writing is good and the atmosphere is well created. I couldn't sleep while watching it most of the night [laughs]. But there is one shortcoming or I am a little curious. The zombies are too invincible. According to the current setting, apart from being possessed by the mechanical deity energy recovery system, I don't see how the story can continue. Could it be that they are crushed by zombies one by one? [What]

The zombies here are similar to the Blood Cross. After being infected, they have memories of their lives, are wise, can talk, can use tools and shoot. They can do what they did in life and after being infected. After being killed, a zombie will be resurrected into an irrational monster. Even if the corpse is cut into pieces and shot in the head, its remaining body will still follow its instinct and want to get close to humans and attack them. Even if the survivors are not scratched and infected, they may become one of them due to a small cold at any time. No superpowers have appeared so far, so I don't know how humans can win. It is very depressing and has a sense of despair. Friends who like blood cross madness and crying can watch it.

OK. The description at the beginning is fine. The first few pictures are also fine. It's a good thing. Well, I stopped reading after reading more than ten chapters. It's not that it doesn't look good, it's just that I don't like the style. I might have watched this type of movie in the past when I was a child, but recently I don't really like watching this type of movie anymore. So the situation behind is unclear, but the front seems visible.

The escape at the beginning is very atmospheric (especially when you watch it at night), and then comes the relatively soothing stocking stage and the oppressive feeling of a storm that is about to come. The details are well drawn, and then there is the sense of urgency that comes again and again, which is particularly touching (there is an immersive feeling, the author's writing is very good ), some detailed flaws make the content more appealing (of course some details are really bad), and it feels like there is a certain halo of the protagonist, (it may be that some details are not expressed clearly). From the current point of view, the infected is a bit excessive, (because it is still local from the perspective of the protagonist, I dare not think about it at a macro level) Is there any evolution? Through the detailed description, it can be seen that the infected people are even more outrageous, especially the second infection (the first time is "Laughter Syndrome", the second time is "Living Dead"), they are almost chopped into pieces, and they can still move. They are so invincible. Next, it depends on the author's settings. I feel that the protagonist is still alive. The perverted side of the infected has not been fully stimulated (it can be regarded as the protagonist's halo at the moment). It is so desperate that you can feel it through the screen; this is a novel, not reality. It is written with such despair, and it is indeed enjoyable to watch, but the human side still needs to be strengthened.

Worth five stars! There is no system. As an ordinary person in the world, facing the outbreak of zombies in the apocalypse, we have tried our best to survive. The zombies here are the kind that retain certain instincts, squat, break down doors, and have a certain degree of cooperation. Even if the corpse is dead, it will be resurrected after a period of time. The infection method has yet to be verified, which prevents the army from launching a suppression immediately. It's really well written.

Zombies can talk and use tools, and viruses can spread through the air. The author breaks the limitations of previous zombie stories and boldly innovates. The plot has ups and downs and climaxes one after another. It is a rare masterpiece of zombie literature.

What should I say? It's not so fussy about details. It's pretty good when viewed purely as a story. Some of the events in it are quite idealistic, but they have little impact on the interest of the story. It's okay to ignore them. Then there's the writing. The atmosphere is well described and quite scary. The characters are also quite individual. But there is a problem. How to survive? It's a bit difficult. To be honest, do we really need to rely on mutation to fight mutation? That's right. The security guard didn't change at the beginning. Maybe this is a probability? It's more random. In short, the zombies are too fierce.

I have read Chapter 37 so far, and the progress bar is almost halfway through. Let me talk about my feelings. It is well written and progresses slowly. The atmosphere includes a series of actions performed by the protagonist. So far, there is no serious illness. It is normal in the early stage and the order is still there. He will help when he sees the old lady being pushed to the ground, and the supplies he receives will be divided. When he and Zhang Wei escaped, they also knew to tell each other about the floor they lived on. It was not revealed stupidly. I don't feel there is anything poisonous at the moment. I also felt very emotional when I was writing about the escape of students. At first, there was an orderly arrangement, but suddenly there was chaos. After the little boy mutated, he pretended that nothing happened and asked to open the dormitory door to let him in. In the end, when he escaped, the little boy was still chasing after him. This pairing is very good. As for zombies, they are similar to Blood Cross now, but they are not so perverted. They have certain intelligence, retain their early memories, and can use keys to open doors and knock on doors (but the keys are wrong).

The score of this book is seriously low, at least it can be rated as 9 or above. The plot is exciting and exciting without being procrastinating, and the details are well described. The characters do not have the feeling of paper people, and they are still shaped with their own characteristics. It is not a cookie-cutter setting where I am super strong and kill anyone who I don't like. It is very consistent with the personality and behavior of realistic survival characters. Another thing that must be mentioned is. . . The zombies are super powerful and really feel the despair of the doomsday. Not mindless, well actually. . . It's not pleasant at all. As a human camp, I really feel hopeless, but I love watching it! The protagonist has not discovered any superpowers yet. I guess it should be assumed that humans do not have superpowers, right? But I feel like it will be very difficult to survive because the zombies are so overwhelming. Author, can't you make an update? ? ? ? I have given you five-star praise [crying][crying][crying][crying][crying][crying][crying][crying][crying][crying][crying]

The full text is very depressing. Currently, there are no effective means to fight against infected people and ways to prevent infection. It is very involving. The writing is not awkward and just right. If you maintain this level and your writing is not messy, your rating should be quite high.

Why do such supermodels appear in a world without supernatural powers? What does it mean to be able to get up even after the brain tissue has been spilled out, and still squirm after the parts are dropped on the ground? If I hadn't mentioned that I was afraid of high temperatures at the beginning, the ashes of cremation would probably have infected a large number of people [laughing and crying]

Can you understand that I went to bed too early at night and woke up in the middle of the night unable to sleep and found this novel? Oh my god, the sense of immersion is so strong, especially when I escaped from the foggy city and returned to my hometown, and then my hometown was also lost and fled to the reservoir. It gave me goosebumps in the middle of the night! ! I'm very curious about the later development, because the current zombies are basically invincible and humans are basically hopeless 😂 It's similar to the movie of the living dead, where you can survive as long as you are human. Let's see how the author sets it up later! Come on! Quick update, please [face covering]

This is one of the best post-apocalyptic novels I have read. It has such a strong sense of immersion. At the beginning, all the information on the Internet pointed to one place. Coupled with the information about his friends in the hospital, he can infer that he escaped from the virus infection and returned home in time. Material preparation is the limit of ordinary people. Evacuating zombies by collecting all kinds of information at home is a bit too much.