Jiang Yizhou was a cocky, vindictive zombie emperor. Ever since the apocalypse began, there was basically nowhere he couldn't go and no one he couldn't defeat.
Except He Chensi.
Because in the end, He Chensi was the one who killed him.
He could practically imagine how smug He Chensi would look after killing him. It was infuriating.
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When Jiang Yizhou opened his eyes, he found himself back before the apocalypse. Even more astonishing, the body he was in belonged to He Chensi's “short-lived, doomed white moonlight.”
After a moment of stunned silence, he almost burst out laughing.
In that instant, he thought of thousands of ways to mess with He Chensi. This time, he would watch his nemesis from his previous life kneel at his feet and sing of his submission.
Reading guide: 1. Don't imitate the gong. In his previous life, he hunted down the shou with great enthusiasm. In this life, he's a very good at admitting his mistakes and getting on his knees.
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Recommended upcoming story 1: Your Pheromones Are a Total Mess
Blurb: Shen Zhou and Zuo Yu were a model couple for seven years, with a pheromone compatibility of one hundred percent. But something went wrong on their seventh wedding anniversary, turning a happy anniversary into a divorce anniversary.
Holding the divorce papers, Shen Zhou sat on the sofa and tried to figure out what had gone wrong.
He'd taken a knife for Zuo Yu.
He'd nearly been crippled for Zuo Yu.
He'd been hit by a car for Zuo Yu.
He'd almost died for Zuo Yu...
Everything had gone according to the plot. Once he'd completed seven years of married bliss, he could leave this world and finish his transmigration-into-a-book mission.
Yet just as he was about to cross the finish line, he received divorce papers.
What had gone wrong? Shen Zhou couldn't figure it out, no matter how hard he tried.
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After his shower, Zuo Yu came over and wrapped his arms around Shen Zhou from behind. He gently sniffed the gland at Shen Zhou's nape and said with satisfaction, “Baby, your pheromones are so honest. They're a total mess.”
Recommended upcoming story 2: Unforgivable (Warning: this story is intense. Proceed with caution! Serious face.)
Blurb: When Zuo Qi and Jiang Yihang first met, they couldn't stand each other. But over time, these two enemies unexpectedly began to fall for each other.
How could Zuo Qi have known that in Jiang Yihang's eyes, he was just someone's substitute, and not even a very good one?
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Zuo Qi wiped the blood from his forehead and smiled. “Fine. I know you look down on me, Jiang Yihang. Let's go our separate ways. From now on, life and death are up to fate, and wealth and honor are up to heaven. Even if I die in some filthy corner, it has nothing to do with you.”
Jiang Yihang gave him a cold look. “Don't die in front of me. It's disgusting.”
Theme: Human life is small, but the human spirit is great in its resilience
I've finished reading! It's a mind-blowing story, but many holes have not been filled in, and some people have no endings. For example, the matter between He and Xu is still unclear, and the direction of the world is unknown. Huo, as a tool man, can't figure out what happened between him and Zhou She (Jiang). After Cong Jiang Xu was attacked by a level five zombie, the pace of the entire storyline accelerated. There was no foreshadowing (details) for Zhou She's appearance and the appearance of the other two zombies, giving people an abrupt (?) Feeling. The other three I didn't go into details about the photo. I was a bit confused by the sudden brotherhood, which felt like it lowered the character's IQ buff (bushi). However, the two protagonists have quite individual personalities and are not offensive. There is no deliberate emotional line. Jiang's love and hate are clearly outstanding. He didn't let go of hatred all of a sudden because of rebirth and memory recovery. This is good, at least there is no OOC. In addition, the character of the mother is a bit watery, and then the box is very different, and it feels like it has no effect. The plot development and foreshadowing or foreshadowing are a bit lacking, so please give it a try! Looking forward to the next work! The above opinions are only after reading, please do not criticize
Can this article be finished in this lifetime?
You're finally back, woo hoo... T3T Do you know how long I've been waiting for you, woman (bossy face)
Dear, this is not a eunuch, right?
Woman, it's been two months, are you still coming back?
Kavin! Will update tomorrow!
This ending is too hasty, but fortunately half of the pitfalls have been filled in. The delicacy of the first half of the story is in sharp contrast to the rapid plot line thrown out in the second half. This finale is not so much an ending as it is like an intermission between climaxes. What follows is like a pile of mess that has not yet been resolved. If it can still be written, they really still have a lot to deal with. The first is the conflict between superpowers and ordinary people, which is the problem faced by the politicians before. The solution was really hasty, but when the external troubles (zombie) are gone, the internal troubles will completely break out, and then the two protagonists will bear the brunt of it or attack others. Secondly, no matter how much Jiang Yizhou has contributed to mankind, he was once the zombie king and killed so many people. It would be too easy for people with malicious intentions to take advantage of him to sow discord between the people and him. His situation is a dilemma. Third, the subsequent description of his relationship with those who were frozen and the subsequent development of this complex emotion was too hasty and almost not proportional to the previous delicacy. Of course, we can figure out these storylines ourselves, but I always feel that if we can borrow my wife's pen to write it out, even if it is a different ending, the feeling will be different. The wife is great, the writing is great, and the character is so lovable. I really love Jiang Yizhou's character.
C….,
That's how we reconcile...
Do you ever remember that there was a man who dug a hole and didn't fill it, and then he wore a book (manual dog head)