Note:
If you haven't seen "Warm Bodies", it won't affect your reading of this article.
(Rx Perry Kelvin. A fan of "Warm Bodies". To be honest, I read the original novel of "Warm Bodies" and felt a little bit... Mary Sue, I can't help but feel that the heroine's character is not very mature and is not my type. But overall it is still wonderful. When I watched the movie, I didn't pay much attention to Perry Kelvin, the cannon fodder ex-boyfriend, but in the novel version, Perry and R have a deeper bond, and I couldn't help but yy about their scenes together.)
A story about zombies and humans falling in love.
Humane zombies and misanthropic humans develop feelings for each other through self-salvation and mutual warmth, and finally find something called hope in the dilapidated apocalypse.
Purpose: Love and redemption in dark times