Both of these books are very good and there are no cheats. The first one is about the protagonist having a painful night at the beginning. After his flesh and blood turned into disappointment, he started to suffer. I have previous memories. The second book is about the protagonist being reborn. He came back and called five times in advance, but this time he became the original zombie.
Apocalyptic + group portrait + zombie setting similar to road of survival + no system + heavy truck + road story + cool story + brotherhood] The zombie crisis broke out. Human civilization collapsed in just a few weeks in the face of unprecedented disasters and evolved special infections😇😊😇✨
The first one was written by myself. It has no system, no superpowers, and no harem. The setting is one year after the end of the world. Then the second book is highly recommended, it's very interesting.
I would like to quietly recommend this book of mine. There is no system, no supernatural powers, and no rebirth of suffering and hatred. Everything in the book is as close to reality as possible. The people in it have to eat, drink, sleep, and face zombies and other survivors. Simply write about the protagonist's post-apocalyptic career for more than two years, from recruiting teammates to establishing a base, and the rise of ordinary people. There are explanations on the reasons and ending of the zombie outbreak.
From the perspective of the heroine, a super-realistic hard-core apocalyptic story [Sending Hearts] [Sending Hearts] group portraits, the protagonist and the supporting characters are both smart! The open ending is complete. [Blowing kiss][blowing kiss]
All are systemless and not invincible. The second one was written so realistically that I stopped reading. Really, I was afraid that he would be banned, and I felt like I was watching a movie. The first book is my favorite. He has a deep exploration of human nature, and the writing made me jump up and down. It is so good, and the foreshadowing is very clever. You can also check out the new book on the author's homepage. It's not the end of the world, but it has the same protagonist. Of course, the most important thing is that the protagonists in the first two books all played well [shy]
No space, natural disasters ➕ zombies, the heroine's powers are somewhat special, the stories tend to be ordinary, and the descriptions are quite detailed [Sending my heart]
It is rare for a post-apocalyptic novel to be free of clichés. The human nature is very thoroughly written. The protagonist's IQ is on the line. It becomes more and more exciting as you go to the end.
This should fit. The new work has no superpowers, no evolution, no holy mother, no scheming, and no messing around with the harem. Although there are only 150,000 words at present, the author is updating steadily, with a minimum of 4,000 words per day, which can help you gain weight.
Huang Jin, a young man who secretly engages in a special profession, received a call from his boss in the early stages of the zombie outbreak. The boss asked Huang Jin to stay on standby in City C, waiting for the organization's rescue. However, time flies, and the gold that has been waiting for two whole years has not yet come from the organization. The young man decided to go alone to Z city where his boss was. On the way, he met a search and rescue dog that had lost its owner, and a seven-year-old girl named Jiu'er who was clearly a zombie but still remained sane. At this point, the doomsday journey of one person, one dog and one zombie begins.
I particularly like these few novels without cheats. The first book is about campus zombies coming, and the classmates escape together. They leave the class, the dormitory, and the campus until they are rescued. The small needs are written in detail, and the psychological description of the small group can also be used. The second book is also about campus zombies. It escapes from the campus in the early stage and serves the country later. There are more conflicts and descriptions of human nature. The overall pattern is quite big. The third volume is individualistic. The male protagonist encounters a zombie outbreak in the field and tries his best to escape home to see his wife and children. The fourth book is actually my favorite, Group Portraits. It describes the coming of zombies from different groups. Some ordinary people escape, and some are controlled by military forces in time. The details are still unfinished and need to be adjusted. I think it will definitely be a classic when it is finished.
This is a post-apocalyptic novel that has no superpowers or cheats, but is very hard-hitting. It has a wide range of imagination, a strong sense of imagery, and a lot of sense of immersion. It is about surviving in the apocalypse. Without superpowers, we are the real us, a survival type. The virus swept across the world, and humans became bloodthirsty zombies and monsters. After everything collapsed, they faced even more hidden conspiracies and undercurrents.
I'd rather recommend this one that I wrote myself. It's niche, with no outrageous settings or cheating. The protagonist is an ordinary person and will make mistakes, but it has details and logic. It's also a little bit of a spoiler. There will be big melons and easter eggs in the later stages.
Then I have to recommend this book. In the ancient zombie apocalypse, there are no golden fingers, no superpowers, nothing. This is an apocalypse that relies on human and material resources to survive.
Believe me, each of these 4 books is the essence. None of it is gone. The system and cheats are all on your own. With the campus as the background, all the backgrounds are real and natural. I secretly tell you that it may also be our way of survival in the future. It is very natural.
This is it, carefully selected by bookworms for fifteen years, and the only book on Tomato that I still read twice after reading it! There are few emotional scenes. I love this type of book. Fighting against the doomsday is definitely not something that one person can do. National superpowers and ordinary people work together to fight against the doomsday. The protagonist's team's IQ is online, and the national think tank is always online! I particularly like the supporting character Jiang Yu, and the male protagonist (not the female protagonist, the male character with the most roles) Hao Jingye, this character is full of character!