The Zombie Queen, Sweetie

The ending was really uncomfortable for me. I felt like I had been deceived. Although I had been emphasizing that it would not be tortured at the beginning, I relied on the author's three words "not to torture" to keep me going. What was the result? ? First of all, can the cloned Tiantian really still be regarded as Tiantian? Just imagine if the original Tiantian had not died, could the current clone be considered Tiantian? Cannot. In the final analysis, I think An Xiurong's approach is just a kind of self-comfort that is better than nothing. When An was with the clone Tiantian, would she really not think of the other Tiantian in her dream? Ann, can we really regard these two people as the same person without any grudge? Can she really forget the feeling of killing Tiantian with her own hands? After all, it's just self-comfort. So it's still BE. Moreover, Tiantian is now an independent individual from before. How does she recover her previous memories? Is she watching another Tiantian's memory as a bystander, or is she experiencing it personally? It felt like the ending was too rushed and no concrete answers were given. And regarding the love between Tiantian and An, I feel that Tiantian really paid too much for An. In the first chapter, Tiantian ordered the zombies not to attack humans, but An led the humans to kill all the zombies; Tiantian couldn't bear to hurt An until she died, and just wanted to see her again; but An threw Tiantian to death with her own hands, and Tiantian didn't even have a chance to be taken back by An to be a war criminal or an experimental subject. Looking back at An's sacrifice for Tiantian, in reality, it seems that her only protection for Tiantian when she was traveling with Tiantian before was just like the protection she gave to every survivor as a soldier. The other contributions seemed to be virtual in dreams, made after Tiantian died. From a practical point of view, they seemed to have little meaning, not to mention the clones. After all, clones are not the original body. The most important thing is - why can't An bring Tiantian back pretending to be a human being? I admit that bringing Tiantian back as a prisoner of war or an experimental subject cannot calm the anger of the people and give an explanation to the dead, but why can't Tiantian be brought back as a human being? The first chapter also said that there were only two of them present at the time, and from the ending, the clone Tiantian can live freely in the base. It is not difficult to see that the people in the base do not recognize Tiantian in human physical condition, which means they do not know that Tiantian is the zombie king. I think An, as the leader of mankind, should be able to easily bring someone into the base. After all, he could bring someone in when he was not the leader. It should be easier now. Can't we bring Tiantian in, arrange a new identity for Xiao Tiantian, and let her live there? And after becoming the leader, An Yang has greater power, and there will definitely be no leakage of the video of Tiantian's mutated feet. The safety index can be said to be much higher than in the dream where Tiantian was hiding inside. Why can't Tiantian be brought back to the base? In addition, there are those zombies who are loyal, silly and cute, who obey orders and do not actively attack humans, but are slaughtered in the end; there is also the kind-hearted Gu Wei who has always cared about Tiantian, but was actually killed by the zombies at the beginning; and the "son" An who wholeheartedly protects Tiantian. The real result may be that he was tortured as an experimental subject in the laboratory and was tortured to the point of death. This ending is really too uncomfortable. ???

I think I still have to say that this book is still hard for me to get over. Looking at the ending, I even felt that it would be better to end it directly after the dream. This kind of pseudo-he was extremely uncomfortable to watch, and I felt very uneasy about it. Instead of doing this, I might as well go straight to the end, and it still felt very good after watching it.

I think, therefore I am, is a hypothesis put forward about the brain in the vat. The fit between these two theories and this story can be said to be quite high... Nothing can be proven to be true. Even the last "reality" may be a dream. Only the feelings and thoughts of the two of them loving each other are real and undeniable. Regarding their love, I think it is more biased towards he, but for Gu Wei, Zombie, Tiantian's ideal, this story is completely be...

It's still hard to calm down, my heart still throbs in pain after watching it again!

To be honest, I think this ending is the most realistic. Even if the dream is true, I definitely don't believe that humans will be generous enough to accept the leader of their country being with a monster. Even trusting monsters can control other monsters not to eat people It's impossible to kill him. So I think this ending is very realistic. It solves the external opposition factors and truly gets together. Although it is a bit regretful, at least we can love each other again! What do you think about BE? I really think your minds are too narrow-minded. Nothing is perfect. It's so funny that you can't stand it even with a little bit of reality. Furthermore, although the body has been changed, the memory and soul have not changed. How can it not be the original Tiantian? Is it you who hopes that the "zombie" can be happily with her lover?

I am more in favor of genes, memory and emotion duplication being that person. It's both sad and sweet, at least it's not that sad.

Good guy, isn't this what be is? QAQ

It's so beautiful. It kept me up late again.

After reading it, although the ending is a bit disappointing, it would be great if reality was just like the dream...

I like all of Da Da's articles, they are delicate and gentle. Every time I read them, I feel that everything in the world is so beautiful.