Su Che is a nerd, and the most disturbing thing about reading online articles is the fate of Qin Ran, the biggest villain in the book. But it's hard to calm down and it's hard to calm down. I just said it casually and actually made a mistake? ? ? I originally thought that as I mastered the plot, I could tear apart the male protagonist and lead the villain to live a good life. I didn't expect that preventing the villain from turning into a corpse would actually make his life worse. Qin Ran was helpless. In order to make the villain no longer weak and easy to bully, he gritted his teeth and pushed him into the zombie group. Sure enough, Qin Ran, who had turned into a zombie, had no problem defeating him. But why did Su Che feel uncomfortable? (This article is based on the background of the end of the world. The three views in the book do not represent the author's three views. The characters will be very weak and may be like a virgin, but they are all required by the plot. In addition, Qin Ran is divided into three stages, 1.0 The original beautiful and strong tragic character, 1.5 The pitiful human being, 2.0 The zombie's darkened image)
Purpose: Support each other and grow