The government has decreed that every teenager who turns fourteen must vent their overflowing chuunibyou energy, so Lin Yang gets sent to the post-apocalyptic world.
A golden finger? A broken portable pocket dimension.
A protagonist's halo? As long as it keeps her from dying, its power is practically zero.
Her companions? A sharp-tongued woman and a saintly man. Could they be any more unreliable?
Lin Yang: "When will my portable pocket dimension be fixed?"
Mo Keke: "As long as I can be with someone of normal intelligence, I'll do anything."
Chen Xi: "Can we all please stop arguing?"
Three protagonists' journey through the apocalypse. If the zombies don't make you squeal in terror, we guarantee a refund! Free group-buying trial now, with free shipping, dear~
The protagonists in this story are all ordinary people with normal ethical standards. Readers looking for protagonists who are lofty, aloof, selfish, and cold-blooded can turn left and leave.
Completed older story
2/02
Work is too busy, so updates are temporarily on hold
I have to say, this is the only one that best fits my idea of a true zombie novel.
I should read this article at the end of the year. It is so well written. It is rare to see a post-apocalyptic article with such a positive outlook. Every character has grown up compared to when he first appeared, and every supporting role has its own unique charm. It is a pity that it has not been updated for a long time. When I saw the Yuanmei sisters, Xiao Yang was very emotional when he died.
I really love life and all the stories that praise life.
A rare piece of writing with straight facial features!
Let me ask you some serious questions.
The article doesn't mention what kind of assistance the government will provide, so I don't quite understand...
By sending teenage children to experience the apocalypse, will the government monitor them at all times?
Having lived in this era where the ugliness of human nature has been infinitely magnified, what should I do if I can't adjust when I go back? Lin Yang's parents don't seem to be worried either.
Chen Xi was caught twice by zombies and his skin was torn to pieces. If it were a child with a fragile heart who would collapse immediately, how would the government deal with it?
If a little girl is raped, does the government have protective measures? Or should they be raped by the indigenous people of that world without interfering, and the body will heal anyway?
In fact, I just have a few questions. Don't think too much about it. I didn't write the article specifically for you. . .
1. Why does Chen Xi become more holy as we go to the back? No matter how holy he is, he should be better after so many things, right? (Lin Yang too)
2. What do their governments think? They let 14-year-old children go to the apocalypse and expose them to the darkness of the government. Are they brain-dead? You can guess what kind of mentality these people will have when they return to society. (Is the government planning to wait until they come back before exterminating them?)
3. Why are the protagonists so naive after seeing so many people die? Do you think you are Wu Xie? There is no brother here.
. . . . However, people's personalities are quite distinct, especially Chen Xi. . .
Isn't it a big mistake??!... Worry...
Am I saying again that they deserved it?
Everyone tells you to run away quickly...
These guys are so nervous... How can they resist pinching from QJ and other things... Hurry up and call customer service...
I found that I really can't expect these guys to be wild... I just saw them getting comfortable and they told me something... I hate it so much
The concept of this novel is very interesting. At first, they entered the apocalypse with the mentality of playing games. When they met indifferent NPCs, they complained that others did not help them and despised them. As a result, they began to feel bored and disgusted when they met Yang Xiaoli, whose shortcomings were more obvious than theirs. The so-called kindness and innocence are all gone. I only remember saving a loser and feeling angry and confused. So, it makes perfect sense to say that your back doesn't hurt when you stand and talk, and you don't feel pain when you don't cut your own flesh.
Moreover, the three of them have a sense of superiority. They say this is not good and that is not good. They think this is useless and that is undignified. If they had not opened the Golden Finger, I think they are not even as good as Lin Pinyan. At least this woman did not give up and fought for survival.
If their real world really becomes an apocalypse, I believe they will never be as leisurely as they are now. The NPCs in the apocalypse are working hard to survive. They are here to travel. They can't die or become zombies anyway. Their mentality is different and their behavior is naturally different. If there is no golden finger, I think they are still virgins, and maybe more annoying than Yang Xiaoli
Finally updated. . . .
I found that apart from the three protagonists, my favorite is this classmate Luo...
Quack... It feels very normal, and I like the character very much...
Hahaha... Awesome... Finally I have a more likable character...
I have to say, this is the only one that best fits my idea of a true zombie novel.
I should read this article at the end of the year. It is so well written. It is rare to see a post-apocalyptic article with such a positive outlook. Every character has grown up compared to when he first appeared, and every supporting role has its own unique charm. It is a pity that it has not been updated for a long time. When I saw the Yuanmei sisters, Xiao Yang was very emotional when he died.
I really love life and all the stories that praise life. A rare piece of writing with straight facial features!
Let me ask you some serious questions. The article doesn't mention what kind of assistance the government will provide, so I don't quite understand... By sending teenage children to experience the apocalypse, will the government monitor them at all times? Having lived in this era where the ugliness of human nature has been infinitely magnified, what should I do if I can't adjust when I go back? Lin Yang's parents don't seem to be worried either. Chen Xi was caught twice by zombies and his skin was torn to pieces. If it were a child with a fragile heart who would collapse immediately, how would the government deal with it? If a little girl is raped, does the government have protective measures? Or should they be raped by the indigenous people of that world without interfering, and the body will heal anyway?
In fact, I just have a few questions. Don't think too much about it. I didn't write the article specifically for you. . . 1. Why does Chen Xi become more holy as we go to the back? No matter how holy he is, he should be better after so many things, right? (Lin Yang too) 2. What do their governments think? They let 14-year-old children go to the apocalypse and expose them to the darkness of the government. Are they brain-dead? You can guess what kind of mentality these people will have when they return to society. (Is the government planning to wait until they come back before exterminating them?) 3. Why are the protagonists so naive after seeing so many people die? Do you think you are Wu Xie? There is no brother here. . . . . However, people's personalities are quite distinct, especially Chen Xi. . .
Isn't it a big mistake??!... Worry...
Am I saying again that they deserved it? Everyone tells you to run away quickly... These guys are so nervous... How can they resist pinching from QJ and other things... Hurry up and call customer service... I found that I really can't expect these guys to be wild... I just saw them getting comfortable and they told me something... I hate it so much
The concept of this novel is very interesting. At first, they entered the apocalypse with the mentality of playing games. When they met indifferent NPCs, they complained that others did not help them and despised them. As a result, they began to feel bored and disgusted when they met Yang Xiaoli, whose shortcomings were more obvious than theirs. The so-called kindness and innocence are all gone. I only remember saving a loser and feeling angry and confused. So, it makes perfect sense to say that your back doesn't hurt when you stand and talk, and you don't feel pain when you don't cut your own flesh. Moreover, the three of them have a sense of superiority. They say this is not good and that is not good. They think this is useless and that is undignified. If they had not opened the Golden Finger, I think they are not even as good as Lin Pinyan. At least this woman did not give up and fought for survival. If their real world really becomes an apocalypse, I believe they will never be as leisurely as they are now. The NPCs in the apocalypse are working hard to survive. They are here to travel. They can't die or become zombies anyway. Their mentality is different and their behavior is naturally different. If there is no golden finger, I think they are still virgins, and maybe more annoying than Yang Xiaoli
Finally updated. . . .
I found that apart from the three protagonists, my favorite is this classmate Luo... Quack... It feels very normal, and I like the character very much... Hahaha... Awesome... Finally I have a more likable character...