The End Is Coming, I Have a Courtyard House

Why should you pity humans after becoming an intelligent zombie? This is worth considering! Human beings are food to zombies, and dogs can also be food to humans. So if someone doesn't allow dog meat to be eaten, it's equivalent to zombies not eating humans. Is this reasonable to understand? As a zombie, you are constantly killing zombies, just like humans are constantly hunting humans. I always feel that such a protagonist is very lonely. Humans will never classify the protagonist as the same kind. In the eyes of zombies, the protagonist is an executioner who kills the same kind of people. So what are the advantages of such a protagonist that we can learn from? A scum who kills his own kind?

This setting feels really rubbish. If you have to make a zombie human, can't you write that the ability a person gains is to make the zombies recognize him as the same kind of person? Do you have to write a zombie that is neither human nor ghost?

Common problem: Classic systems cannot defeat natural growth

Brothers, eat rice dumplings, row dragon boats, and have a happy Dragon Boat Festival!

There is no such thing as human beings can't evolve. Keep evolving just to level up and fight monsters, which is boring.