Zombies Treat Me Like Air

This book is not recommended for readers who prefer romantic storylines, but is highly recommended for readers who prefer a plot where romance is optional. The book's strength lies in its conciseness, without any unnecessary details; its weakness is that it's too dry. The characters' psychological and emotional changes lack foreshadowing, and the emotions feel rather abrupt.

[Contains spoilers] If you don't like post-apocalyptic stories with a Buddhist-like, saintly female lead, please don't read this. The female lead has no ambition for a career, is very kind, easily swayed by emotions, has low self-defense, and is often overcome by pity.

The reason not many people are reading it is probably because the author doesn't promote it at all. They just bury themselves in writing. The other book is also written quietly by the author. That one is also very good, super funny; I came here because I was following that one and then saw that they had a new book.

This is too toxic; the first two chapters were enough to make me give up. A strange man gets bitten and tries to commit suicide by keeping his gun, but the female lead throws it away while he's unconscious because she's afraid of guns but not zombies????

Lu Xiangbei: Reborn. And has extensive experience living in the apocalypse. Ghost Sister: Reborn, she met Lu Xiangbei at some point in time (possibly after experiencing a world similar to the infinite flow genre, where her true form no longer exists or she has changed races).

I can roughly imagine why the grades weren't good 😂 This book is indeed very good overall; it has everything you need. However, it seems that it doesn't highlight any specific points. The romance is described very blandly. There are details, but the romance is like adding a drop of sesame oil to a dish—it seems important but has little effect.

The author writes really well, without any filler, with skillful writing, a humorous style, and consistent updates. The only drawback is that each chapter has relatively few words.

After reading two hundred chapters, I really couldn't stand it anymore. There are only five female characters, whether they are good or bad, that I can name: the female lead, the male lead's childhood sweetheart sister who is not related to him by blood (she only appeared twice, and one of them was a deus ex machina that led the female lead to save the male lead), the bad woman A who seduces the…

This story is truly fantastic. There's no whining or sentimentality, and both the male and female leads are decisive and straightforward. Although there are occasional hiccups, it's still very enjoyable to read. It's a very comfortable and addictive story. 🤭

I don't usually read new articles; I have high standards, and I usually give negative reviews to most articles. This post-apocalyptic novel is pretty good. The writing is decent, and the female lead is well-developed—kind and warm-hearted. I don't read stories where the female supporting character is always a villain, or stories that use extremely hypocritical and manipulative characters to…