Doomsday: I Became a Zombie, So Can I Just Lie Flat?

This must be what the real apocalypse looks like, right? Those post-apocalyptic novels, filled with thugs everywhere, seem like wishful thinking to me. It seems that there are relatively few naturally ruthless individuals among the Chinese people. People like Wang Biao, who gradually transform from cunning and shameless to cruel villains, are more in line with human nature. Most people are like Li Yi: timid but kind.

I don't understand the point of the protagonist saving people. The protagonist has become a zombie! Zombies can absorb lunar energy to evolve—isn't that just a new kind of human? There are zombies in the book that can be controlled—why doesn't the protagonist use lunar energy to evolve and control the zombies?

No matter how chaotic the apocalypse, based on humanity's current understanding, they will choose to build a relatively fair system to cope with survival. Only in this way can they work together to deal with external enemies and the environment, strengthen themselves, and improve their survival capabilities. Those who indiscriminately kill the innocent and seize wealth will also become disaffected internally, unable to govern, and will ultimately be eliminated.

Wasn't the last human to die? How come there are other people after that? Is the description misleading? I skimmed through it, is there anyone who has watched it all the way through who can answer this?

Although the gunshots are loud, machine guns were originally designed for close-quarters volley formations, especially those with a caliber of 12.7Mm or larger. Against humanoid targets, unless it's armor-piercing ammunition, a single shot can cut a zombie in two. High-explosive rounds can turn them into mincemeat.

A joke just popped into my head: the zombie virus eliminated racial discrimination because people discovered that Black people could also be infected.

After looking at over a hundred chapters, the premise is too extreme. Humanity has only tens of thousands left, scattered globally and decreasing daily, while zombies continue to evolve. Unless they develop technology to restore ordinary zombies to normal, and quickly gather the current survivors together, restoring human civilization with just tens of thousands of people would take an enormous amount of time. Even without zombies, normal human reproduction would take at least a thousand years.

This is a very good post-apocalyptic zombie novel. As a 20-year veteran bookworm, I would say it's one of the best zombie apocalypse novels I've ever read, and it ranks among the top in all the apocalypse novels I've ever read. It's also one of the best in all the genres I've ever read.

The protagonist's activity range in the first twenty chapters.

Regarding the main plot, the first part of my outline of several thousand words before I started writing the book was the main plot. This book is now nearly 500,000 words long, with 200 chapters. Looking back, it hasn't strayed from the main plot. The main plot is divided into the following parts, listed in order of their weight: