Starting from Train to Busan and Pushing the World of Film and Television

Many people have responded to the issue of the protagonist's name, so I would like to remind you. The protagonist used the name Li Minxi in the sub-world in the early stage. You used the Chinese name in Japan and South Korea? After arriving in the main world in the later period, his real name was: Meng Li. Don't worry about the name anymore, just read on. Finally, I hope everyone will support the genuine version; thank you.

At two o'clock this afternoon, the website's popularity series will be tested. Although it is recommended by a relatively young person, I am a newbie after all. I am very grateful to the editor for giving me this recommendation. I hope you can vote more and comment more in the next week, so that the data will look better. Thank you for your silent support all the time, thank you!

Movie worlds involved: The first world: "Seoul Station", "Train to Busan", "Train to Busan 2: Peninsula", "Alive" (Korean plot) The second world: "Call Me a Hero" (Japanese plot) The following worlds should all be zombie apocalypse, which one to write first is to be decided.

Some of the settings are outrageous. It doesn't matter if the protagonist has a system. Huang Moumou, who was an ordinary person in the first few hours, was trained by the protagonist for a few hours, and then chopped bullets with a knife in the next few seconds. It was after someone fired a shot that the protagonist reminded him to take action. Isn't it normal that the protagonist fell to the ground before he finished speaking?

Can things like zombies actually become a crisis? It's as ridiculous as saying that modern armies can't defeat giants :-D

The entire national values ​​of Korea are simply a paradise for minotaurs... (Bibi in a low voice)

Shocked, after four years of working in Busan, I couldn't even get started in shooting. The protagonist is miserable in the author's writing.

Everything is fine, but in the main world, the price of love is higher. These pictures are outrageous. The protagonist is too God-like. Not to mention the boyfriend and girlfriend, even other people will stop him from killing him! The apocalypse has only occurred in the past two days, and the legal consciousness will not be paralyzed so quickly. Seeing that his brother is about to kill someone in front of him, a normal ordinary person who has just left the civilized world stops him and prevents the protagonist from breaking the law. This is what a person should do.

Eunuch, before I delete the bookshelf, I'm going to scold you once.

Pictures of real actors found online

My head hurts from looking at it, veins pop up on my forehead, and my temples bulge.

Since the protagonist changed to fear, he has become more and more psychotic. Maybe fear is indeed easier to harvest, because you don't have to worry about other people's life and death. But do you really not regard people in the plot world as human beings? To be honest, quite disappointed. In the first few plots, the protagonist is still on the road to saving civilization in the end of the world, but in the following chapters, he is just making trouble for his own return points.

As New Year's Eve approaches, the author is personally busy and has been working hard on updates. There may be updates from time to time, but they will be gradually added later. Hope everyone can understand. Keep supporting it. This is the author's first time writing, and you may have some questions about how to deal with some details. I also hope that you can bear with me and thank you for your continued support.

I haven't read it yet, but your introduction is really making people complain. You were crowned as a taboo existence on the peninsula in "Train to Busan", you became a ghost between life and death in "Call Me a Hero", you created your own dark empire in "Crash", and you became the last savior of mankind in "World War Z". Tell me, what do these achievements of yours have to do with your first sentence? Where is the despair in these extraordinary achievements of yours? Why don't you have any miracles? I haven't read the book yet, but I really want to complain about this introduction. Just fight monsters and level up. You have to talk about despair and lack of miracles 😅😅😅

The writing is generally good, but there are still some small flaws. The first one is that the protagonist should not use a Korean name at the beginning. It seems a bit awkward. I heard that later the real name was Meng or something, which is a bit unnecessary. The second character is decisive in killing, but such a dark character does not dare to face feelings. How many words has it been said that the protagonist comes into contact with a lot of women, and his relationship is grinding. Third, the protagonist's use of the little beetle was not well planned... ✔ I haven't read it yet

Poison, in a different world, not only would my power be gone, but my skills would have to be redeemed to obtain it. All the knowledge in my brain would be forgotten, and I would be a puppet of the system.

I deleted the novel. Goodbye, everyone. Forget it if there is no chance

Write a sweet home

That figure from behind is the uncle, but I didn't find his front. (Okay, actually I'm just too lazy to watch it again.)

Thank you for your valuable recommendation votes. The author is not very good at expressing himself, so he can only condense all his words into one sentence. Thank you everyone! 🙏

Full order plus precision

See what I found? Shennong Training Base, anyone who can finish reading this book can basically declare that Shennong is a great success. I have persisted to chapter 22, and I feel that I can still read a few more chapters (›´ω`‹ )