Tang Bu Wan transmigrated into a zombie who had retained her consciousness.
She had no heartbeat and couldn’t breathe, and the survivor Li Yue had her in her sights. Tang Bu Wan thought she was just an observation subject Li Yue might get rid of at any moment. But Li Yue hid her identity, bandaged her wounds, and took her cold hand during one escape after another.
At first, Li Yue held her hand so she wouldn’t get lost.
Later, neither of them wanted to be the first to let go.
In an apocalypse where everyone was fleeing in all directions, Tang Bu Wan slowly regained her human form, and, for the first time, found somewhere she wanted to return to.
As long as Li Yue was still holding her hand.
The writing is very good. There is a sense of urgency about the impending storm. The virus seeps in little by little. It gives me a full sense of immersion. I haven't seen such a detailed and energetic article in a long time. The organization staff are not sick. I can't say enough about the penetration. I also like the description of the protagonist. It's an excellent work.
Come on, the author is great, I haven't read a different apocalyptic article in a long time.
It's very interesting to watch. There are no weird and bloody plots, just the daily life of two little dogs.
Although this kind of narrative is plain, it is inexplicably mixed with a sense of excitement and is very rare. The writing style is very solid and sophisticated, without any special intention. It is as relaxing as telling a story.