It's okay after reading it twice. It's a multi-world apocalyptic novel (it seems to have live broadcast elements). The heroine is as the name of the novel says, but her power level is okay. I don't remember much else, but I remember that the fourth spore world was quite interesting.
It's by the same author as the previous book, and it's okay. Personally, I feel that the first half and the second half of this book are a bit disconnected and don't feel like one book. The female protagonist is a rabbit, and the emotional line in the early stage is okay, but the tension between the male protagonist and the female protagonist is not written in the whole book, but the character design is very tense.
The second time I watched it, it looked great. The heroine is both a human and a zombie, which is very special. There is tension between the female protagonist and the male protagonist. [Milk tea]
Very old heroine novels are about zombies. I think they are more humorous, and there may be a little bit of heavy talk in the middle. In the first person, the heroine raises the hero. (When I was writing the book list, I realized that I didn't buy a chapter. Now I bought it again and found that I had read it. It turned out that I bought it and then locked it)
A very special and heartwarming short story, the zombies will ignore the heroine. It would be better if it were written more. It would be better if the female protagonist has some ability to protect herself. I have no impression of the male protagonist.