The World Is Overrun by the Undead, but I'm Back in the Village Farming

Talking about the supporting roles: Jiangmaizi, Coke, the big brother of the outdoor store... And others. In fact, when writing about every supporting character, I am always impressed by the author's penmanship, experience, and experience. Jiang Maizi's annoying behavior in the early days was exactly the same as that of the elderly people around me: stubborn in his own opinions, going over old scores and accusing you of being a wolf when being refuted, etc. The person who saw him was filled with unknown anger and helplessness, as if he was meeting his elders. The reason why the owner of the outdoor store didn't buy ice axes was because of his love for his hobby. After knowing Jiang Zao's identity as an outdoor blogger, he decided to sell ice axes because of his love for his hobby. And what I wrote about later on, saving many people in my own store, also made me feel the author's intentions again. The eldest brother was born in the military, and the environment shaped him to the point where he was unable to ignore the lives of the living people and could not part with his comrades. As the saying goes, never abandon or give up. So he saved many people when the zombies broke out, and when he ran out of ammunition and food and everyone was thinking about Coke, he felt bad about the people he saved. When he died, he entrusted Coke to him. This is the descendant of his comrades. Let's talk about Qingshan, this woman who I think has an absolute highlight, didn't get much attention in the early stage, and was only mentioned occasionally in Jiang Zao's memories, but she left a very good impression on me, to the point where she was not only Jiang Zao's White Moonlight, but even my White Moonlight. After all, she is so nice, mature and stable with boundaries. Until she met Jiang Zao, I thought she would return to her original appearance when the two met privately, but no, it can be said to be the complete opposite. She became a supporter of power, a new-age talent that should have been produced in a scientific society, but used the old-age methods to maintain her rule. This huge contrast between before and after was beyond my comprehension. Especially when I saw the system of nurseries, I couldn't believe that as a human being, how could a woman use such a dehumanizing method to perpetuate the human fire? So I inevitably thought of the possibility that she had mutated. Sure enough, the subsequent plot verified my guess. It is more reasonable for such paranoid and indifferent behavior to happen to zombies. As I write this, I can't help but marvel at the depth of the author's writing and how penetrating it is. The detail that touched me the most was about Wen Zhao. After Jiang Zao rescued her, he asked her about her identity. Her answer was blameless and she behaved like a military police officer, but when asked about the green treasure for identification (hereinafter referred to as the dog tag according to personal habits), she said she had lost it. This behavior seems normal, but in fact it is seriously inconsistent with the image of the military police, because I am interested in this aspect and have knowledge about it. The biggest role of dog tags is to help identify one's identity and understand one's blood type when one is killed or injured. It is used for first aid. Under normal circumstances, it will not be lost. Its design also takes into account that it is particularly difficult to remove to prevent loss. Only one of them can be removed and carried by a comrade. Wen Zhao said she lost it, which made me doubt that she was not Wen Zhao. But who is she? She can skillfully recite basic information about Wen Zhao, so she should be very familiar with Zhen Wen Zhao. The ID photo also seems to show that she is related to Zhen Wen Zhao. The truth is on the tip of her tongue. But I am not Jiang Zao, nor the real God. So I can't change anything, and I can't immediately understand all the ins and outs when I see this, so I can only continue to read with doubts. The author is really good at it!

The role of Lu Qingshan makes me feel so uncomfortable. I really hate those who hurt her and I hate her [crying]

"There has never been truth in this world, only positions. Those who are blind will never see Taishan." Before reading this book, if I saw a villain like Qingshan, I would definitely think of him as a pure evil person, but after understanding her experience, I would feel sorry for her. In another book by the author, "Life is Like a Journey Against the Wind", Lu Qingshi chose to join the International Medical Federation, and Gu Weizhi parted ways with her. In this book, Jiang Zao chose to accept human experiments, which was Wen Zhao's unconditional support. When I read it the first time, I would judge Gu Zhao's right and wrong. When I read the article more deeply, I would think that this is just a person's stance on things, and there is no right or wrong in itself. This principle also made me more open-minded. "I will never surrender my life to the will of others." In addition, Jiang Zaohui's character of being confused and hesitant, but never shrinking, made me feel as vital as a weed. Wen Zhao also has a soul that is still innocent in the face of adversity. The name Jiang Maizi represents her awakening at the last moment. She is no longer restricted by others. She is just Jiang Maizi, an independent individual who lives only for herself. "The body is like a meson, and the heart contains Xumi." I saw an unyielding tenacity in the child Li Mi. In the end, she really, as this sentence says, contributed huge power to the country and even the world with her small body. "No one is perfect when it comes to his deeds but not his heart." Yan Zhen's betrayal at the beginning made some readers think Dr. Yan was a bad person. She later helped Jiang Zao and others, and some readers thought she was a good person. However, I always think these comments are a bit superficial. Dr. Yan is a very three-dimensional character. In a sense, she has the same innocent heart as Lu Qingshi, and as I just said, there is no right or wrong in the world, only positions (I am not disparaging other readers, just expressing my personal opinion). In addition, there are many characters, such as Zhou Qiong, Forest Ranger, Cola, Lin Nian and Zhou Qing, which also impressed me deeply. I thank Jiuda for its creation and hope to see more of Jiuda's masterpieces. I wish Jiuda to be happy forever. In addition, I actually wanted to pursue the article when I first started writing it at Liquor University. Due to some special reasons, I couldn't comment on this work immediately. I really wanted to meet the author. (But that should be many years later) Finally, I still wish Jiuda to be happy, live a smooth life, and be inseparable from Teacher Xiao Xu. Thank you to Jiuda for your words!

I wish everything is well and long lasting

Very good, but I don't want to read any abuse articles anymore [crying] (touching my swollen eyelids)

I will support you throughout my life, I love you! ! !

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[Crying] I like it so much, I like it so much

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