Don’t Steal My Protagonist’s Spotlight! [Apocalypse]

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Blurb for Raising a Zombie King:

Fei Nuo awakened an ability during the apocalypse that lets her defend against all physical harm.

Armed with a cleaver that can chop vegetables as well as heads, she strikes fear into hordes of zombies.

With her defenses up and a knife in hand, she returns to the place she once fled, looking for her friends. But the huge shopping mall is devoid of any sign of life, and has become a paradise for zombies.

Her friend has naturally become one of them, too.

Yi Zhige is the most unusual zombie she's ever met. For a zombie, he's as fussy as a young master: he faints at the sight of blood, can't see in the dark, is a neat freak, and, worst of all, is a picky eater.

When Fei Nuo finds him, Yi Zhige is nearly starved to death. His body has gone into hibernation, and his unusual ability covers him in weapons, turning him into a hedgehog made of metal.

Fei Nuo is skilled and fearless. She marches right up to him with a bowl of spicy instant noodles.

With the hand that isn't holding the noodles, she gestures in front of Yi Zhige. "Here, look at this fresh arm. Take a bite. It's tough enough to break your teeth."

Yi Zhige wrinkles his nose, but keeps staring at her noodles.

Fei Nuo picks up a miserable zombie who keeps fainting from hunger and shuts himself away inside an iron hedgehog shell.

The first time she feeds him, Yi Zhige says, "I'd rather die of hunger! I'd jump off this building before eating a single bite of your noodles... Damn, these are good!"

The second time, Yi Zhige opens the barrier made of layer upon layer of blades and calls her name with trust in his voice. "Fei Nuo, I'm hungry."

By the nth feeding, Yi Zhige has become the Zombie King. When his iron hedgehog shell opens, it's filled with delicacies gathered by his zombie underlings. "Fei Nuo, it's all for you."

#With hundreds and thousands of delicious dishes, help him, now a zombie, rediscover what it means to be human#

1. The heroine is smart, beautiful, and knows how to use it.

2. The hero isn't entirely a zombie. He retains his human sense of taste, has some rationality, and possesses an ability.

Blurb for this novel:

The whole family makes it through the apocalypse together. Whoever falls behind is a dog!

Fei Nuo charges into a zombie horde with a cleaver, shouting, "Mom, Dad, Grandma, Grandpa, uncles and aunts, cousins, don't follow me! Let me get MVP first!"

- The firepower behind me is too intense! My thirty-meter blade can't get a kill!

Fei Nuo's defensive ability is incredibly powerful, but she fights aggressively. After the apocalypse began, her one big problem was that she had no weapon that suited her, so she kept swinging the cleaver her mother gave her and earned herself a fearsome reputation for chopping up zombies.

- But that isn't cool at all, okay?

Then she picked up a prickly fellow along the way: Yi Zheng, who can grow cold weapons all over his body, but is timid and faints at the sight of blood.

From then on, Fei Nuo had a walking armory.

Reader notes:

1. A heroine with a defensive ability like a tortoise shell who charges headfirst into fights and openly flaunts her love with her walking armory × a man nicknamed the Iron Hedgehog, who can't fight, is helpless and timid, faints at the sight of blood, and goes berserk whenever the heroine gets hurt. Both are inexperienced, one-on-one romance.

2. A realistic take, focused on survival and fighting zombies by hand. Magic-style abilities like throwing fireballs or summoning lightning are rare.

3. Sincerely hoping for follows and comments. Writing out of love is hard, and it's even harder without the support of my adorable readers. Orz

Theme: Be self-reliant and hardworking, keep your feet on the ground, and cherish every day