Death? It really isn't frightening. What's frightening is living like a walking corpse. There is no hope at all on the road ahead. As far as the eye can see, beneath a dark, heavy sky that seems ready to collapse, the world is nothing but ruins and rubble. She was only an art student, and never imagined she could survive in the Apocalypse for so long. Three whole years: she went from a timid, crying girl who was afraid of everything and couldn't do a thing to an independent, powerful ability user. Along the way, she experienced all kinds of joys and sorrows, farewells and reunions, betrayal and evil. Only at the end did she understand that the human heart really is the most frightening thing of all, even more terrifying than zombies... When the person she trusted most pushed her off the wall of the survivors' base, all she wanted to say was: Thank you...
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Actually, I think the male protagonist is very good
It's a good read. I like reading this kind of plain and heartwarming novel.
It feels like it has no cp, I love it, I love it, even if it's not me, hahaha, come on
What type of book is the next one?
Sprinkle flowers, flowers, flowers, the meaning is still unfinished
I kind of just got ready to watch it, but the ending was caught off guard, so sad.
Ah ah ah ah ah belated happy birthday, I wish you happiness every day and everything goes well.
Happy birthday! (^O^)y
It would be nice if the male protagonist is gentle, considerate and obedient.
Sprinkle flowers(?>?<?)