Zombie Age Survival Diary

There is a strong contrast between the innocent and lovely Zhao Xue and the Shu Tong who has gone through social ups and downs. Shu Tong makes me feel bad, and Zhao Xue's innocence protected by her father's safe haven is also very desirable~

Let's expand the layout a little bit. Xiaoxue's character is already clearly highlighted, so just stop there. There is no need to play too much, right? The most important thing is that I feel happy when I write, and I feel encouraged when I start writing.

Emotional bonds will make a man mature and strong! Only by never forgetting your original intention can you achieve success! Let's forge ahead together! This is a heart-warming story - I am neither a wolf nor a dog!

First of all, regarding the issue of the Virgin, I know that the Virgin, the protagonist of doomsday novels, is taboo, but I personally believe that society, including people's thoughts, have inertia. We cannot say that the world is ending today. Everyone immediately seemed to have entered the Colosseum and became decisive, cold-blooded, and ruthless. Since human civilization, countless disasters have occurred. Famine, plague, and war have accompanied almost the entire history of human civilization. Is it possible that every time a disaster strikes, everyone can change their bodies to make food, and dissect their bodies to make food? In "Titanic", Jack gave up his only hope of survival to Rose, so it became a great love story that was praised by others. Of course, you can also say that it is praised because it does not exist, but you have to admit that this kind of praise itself shows that this is what humans yearn for. Secondly, as far as I am concerned, I prefer to use events to promote the inner changes of the characters. The characters will grow. The word "Mother" may be overused. Can all the good deeds of the protagonist be classified as the Virgin? Then the protagonist can only become a lone traveler in the apocalypse. He will have no companions and no feelings. Can a person without companions really survive in the apocalypse? Maybe Will Smith can, Tom Hanks can... But don't they both talk to dummies and volleyballs? Take "Train to Busan" as an example. Ma Dongxi, who plays the husband of a pregnant woman, returns to his wife through three carriages full of zombies. In the end, he is forced to sacrifice himself to buy time for others. Can he be called a holy mother? There is also the homeless man who stopped the zombies by himself, and the baseball boy who went to hell with his girlfriend (or future girlfriend)... The male protagonist went from being a cold, selfish and unqualified father to finally jumping on a train for the safety of his daughter, completing the redemption of his own soul. Is he the Virgin? I think whether the Holy Mother or not is not about what he did, but why he did it, and whether it was worth the risk to do it... Above!

Author, try to develop more cold weapons. Your style feels a lot like my dream start in the survival map of War3. You seem to like firearms very much, but I always feel that you are a little too dependent on it. It seems that the protagonist's combat power depends entirely on the gun in his hand. This shouldn't be your original intention, right?

To live up to the end of the world, we must basically be prepared to have no market and no income. If the author is willing to complete it, I would admire it. But the key is whether you have such heart and perseverance (no income, no market)