Becoming a King in the Apocalypse

Zhu Yuanzhang, Yuan represents the Yuan Dynasty, and Zhang represents weapons, so his name means weapons against the Yuan Dynasty! In fact, Zhu Yuanzhang did not initially have such a strong desire to become emperor. He saw things very clearly and was very self-aware. From the beginning, he wanted to be the King of Wu.

The ancient post-apocalyptic zombie theme is indeed novel, but isn't a 30-day timeframe too rushed? Wouldn't it have been much better if the story had progressed a year and a half later, with the author's fiefdom having developed somewhat by the time the zombies arrived, and a force of around 800 infantry and 200 cavalry to deal with them? Personally, I find the author's current writing very awkward and abrupt; it feels like a limp duck. I just had to get this off my chest!

Why does the apocalypse have to be about zombies? Isn't the resurgence of spiritual energy and the invasion of demons and monsters considered the end of the world? And what about constant rain, constant scorching sun, and constant snow – wouldn't that be considered the end of the world? Everyone knows how dangerous zombies are. The reason I'm posting this to complain is because I don't like the main character.

The premise is good, but Huang Rongrong is really annoying; she should just be bitten to death by zombies. Can we please reduce the palace intrigue? People are here to watch a post-apocalyptic survival story, not a harem drama. If you ask me, one female lead is enough.

This book has great potential. The theme of an ancient apocalypse is quite novel. Unlike modern apocalypses, ancient apocalypses place greater emphasis on military strength and status. In an era without airplanes, cannons, and tanks, power and force will be amplified.

Job Posting from Prince Yong's Mansion: A meteorite fell from the sky, bringing disaster to the land. His Highness Prince Yong, in accordance with the will of Heaven and the people, established an office in Yuanyang Prefecture, Longyou, to fight against the end times. Life is tough, so the Prince Yong's Mansion cordially invites all kinds of immortals to enter the mansion to hold important events.

Without a legitimate reason, the army lacked justification. The author's handling of conquering the capital without declaring himself emperor is truly absurd. The saying "a country cannot be without a ruler for a day" is treated like child's play by the author. If Zhu Di had acted as the author portrays him, Emperor Yongle would have died long ago.

In ancient times, zombie sieges were easy; a few thousand could form a city wall, let alone tens of thousands. Modern zombies have machine guns, rockets, and petrol bombs. What chance did they have in ancient times?

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Unlike modern zombie outbreaks, ancient times were marked by harsh living conditions, necessitating a strong physique. Once a zombie outbreak occurred, it was unpredictable who would fight whom. Although ancient people were generally shorter than modern people, their bone density and nerve reflexes were significantly higher.