New novel coming soon: He Doesn't Seem Human [Urban Fantasy]
Synopsis:
Gu Wan wakes up one morning to find that her older brother hates her. The childhood friend who grew up with her hates her too, as does her best friend, who used to help her fight when they were kids.
Even the dog she picked up by the roadside wants to bite her.
After finally overcoming countless hardships to reach a survivors' base, just when Gu Wan thinks she will be safe, she is left behind among the zombies.
Everyone thinks she is dead.
001, who used up most of its energy to save Gu Wan, gasps, "They don't just hate you. I think they all want you dead."
Gu Wan curls her lips into a smile.
But why is no one happy after she "dies"?
Content note: Post-apocalyptic story, female lead who grows over time
Theme: Hard work brings rewards
Can you tell me how far away it is from a cool drama? I really can't hold on any longer. I'm a person who has always only read pornographic stories about harems with big heroines. Now I'm so angry that I'm doing sit-ups on the bed.
Hey, hey, Nanhe is really the best little cutie, we must stay together.
Damn you, what a bunch of good-for-nothing men!!!!!
Tang Xin is really disgusting
Is Xiaobao the soul of Xiao Wang?
How should I put it, I was attracted by the introduction, but I didn't buy a few pictures, because I don't really like this kind of writing, and I don't like abuse. I didn't buy a few pictures, which means that I don't have the patience to read the middle ones, so naturally I won't buy them. I only bought the one about the breakup and this ending. That is to say, what is quite unsatisfying should be that one should feel happy after being betrayed and getting back together, but it always feels a little ironic. It does not say that they must recognize their relatives or not, nor does it say that after they meet the rebirth dream, they must not believe that dream, nor does it say that they cannot kill the person who caused the tragic ending after they know how it caused their tragic ending. But from the perspective of an outsider like me, I will inevitably feel a sense of injustice, even if the heroine may not feel it, so I find it ironic, extremely ironic. If everything is based on the fact that the heroine is a stranger, maybe I will accept it, but based on the identity of the heroine, it feels extremely ironic.
? Where is the cub? Does it mean that zombies can't have offspring?
I feel that my wife combined patriotism with the plot of the novel very well, without the stiffness and embarrassment of forced patriotism. Awesome! I haven't finished it yet, I hope it can maintain this level or even better hahaha
I want to watch Nan He + the heroine's extra story
How about more extras???