I Am the Corpse King of the Apocalypse

Not only is the male lead mentally challenged, but he also has the ability yet does nothing, just loafing around and getting humiliated by all sorts of nobodies. I don't know if the author has any particular preference for the female characters; they're all incredibly arrogant and can easily manipulate the protagonist. Enough said, it was frustrating to read, and I regret subscribing so much.

The beginning had a slightly saintly feel to it. That was just setting the stage for later developments. It got really good later on. It had a similar feel to watching Tokyo Ghoul.

Why was the protagonist's IQ lowered so much? He clearly knew how dark human society was in the apocalypse. I could tolerate the female lead being sent away—at least she had a father—but why send away an adopted daughter? Just because he's a zombie? He built a human base himself, yet he still sends women away. Is this toxic? It's infuriating! Does he think the girl, with no power, wouldn't suffer?

The author should communicate with other authors and recommend them to each other.

The male lead was clearly insane when he started his descent into darkness, so just treat him like a mad dog. Judging from the plot, he's completely devoid of humanity now; after all, he's a zombie to begin with, so why would anyone still hold a grudge against him for attacking the city? And most of the negative reviews are from interns who didn't understand it. However, the recent plot is quite weak; I didn't understand it either.

Why do I feel like the main characters are getting more and more useless lately? It gives me the feeling that there are many people who are stronger and smarter than the main characters. Tang Ye was like a stupid and incompetent good-for-nothing, completely at the mercy of others, yet he seemed utterly unconcerned and incredibly arrogant.

This book certainly has its merits. What moved me most was the love story of Wu Song and Diao Chan, and Zhang Fei's willingness to turn against his sworn brother, the Golden-Haired Lion King Xie Xun, to save Wang Mang. Especially touching was reading about Guo Jing giving up his position as leader of the Sun Moon Sect and resolutely wandering the world with the gentleman Yue Buqun; it brought tears to my eyes.

The initial three rescues weren't acts of sainthood, but rather laying the groundwork for the protagonist's personality shift. If you turned into a zombie and regained human consciousness, would you kill people like dogs? There always has to be a process.

(Spoilers ahead, please watch selectively) Last night, or rather, early this morning, I finished watching "I Am the Zombie King of the Apocalypse". I feel depressed and uncomfortable. The author understands tragedy. Even though you say he's highly skilled and writes very well, well, there are still many plot holes left unfilled, and many parts are quite messy.

I'm aiming for the best, so I've subscribed to all of them again 🙂