I, Girl, Zombie

It gives me a feeling that is both ugly and beautiful. . . . . .

The author's writing is quite good. I have read more than a dozen chapters, but I may have missed some of them. Personally, I like smarter protagonists. The protagonist of this book gave me a very calm feeling at the beginning. After gaining the ability, he felt like a capable ordinary person. I didn't know he was being plotted. The relationship with Nakiri Hatsumi also made me a little confused. Why does the protagonist, a person who rarely goes out, have a JK at home? Hidden, Nakiri Hatsu was able to ask him out right away. During the date, the house was robbed. The protagonist didn't doubt it at all. He was also worried that Nakiri Hatsu would be angry because he broke the appointment. Also, he fell asleep in the middle of cooking. Someone came into the house. I don't know. I feel that the protagonist is hiding a loneliness. Anyone who is intentional can easily find it. He was also found out when he killed someone, and a locator was pressed on his body. The protagonist is too passive.

The first reaction was Sanhua Reimi

Do high school students do not need proof of parental consent and a deposit certificate issued by their parents to apply for a visa? And is it a tourist visa or a language school visa? If the language school sign, parents can still find someone. Or are you still planning to go to Japan and tear up your passport and become a savage? I don't know much about studying abroad as an undergraduate, but I think I still have to take the exam to study abroad. (Some postgraduate programs only have interviews, but generally speaking, Japan mainly adopts the exam system.) It should be impossible to take the exam for a tourist visa and wait for the result. The Japanese language test is also required when taking the exam abroad, and the test centers for physics, mathematics and chemistry are different from those in China. These ordinary high schools don't teach it. Some high school international departments may teach it, but parents are opposed to studying in Japan, so the international department probably won't be able to go. So why should I risk my family's opposition and go to a lower-end university in Japan when I can go to a higher-end university in China? In addition, there are low-interest student loans in China. The protagonist applies to the military academy in advance without paying any money and can isolate himself from the disturbance of his native family. Some orientation students also receive a salary that barely supports their living expenses. The protagonist can guarantee that he will graduate and be independent without relying on a penny from his family, but how can the protagonist Run Nippon guarantee funds? As long as you want to study in China, there are still ways to do it. Unlike Japan, where prices have risen and tuition fees have risen (itself much more expensive than in China), tuition loan interest rates are also higher than in China. Although there are scholarships, Japan's own economy is not in good shape, and there are a lot of people in prison who are being robbed. Although China has a lot of bad things, I personally think it is relatively fair in terms of education (namely criticizing Western-style happy education and high tuition fees). From a practical point of view, studying in Japan is not particularly beneficial to the protagonist. And why do parents oppose studying in Japan? (The elders of the last century all grew up in a backward era, and they are at least a little bit fond of foreigners. At least they are not opposed to studying abroad.) And now it is normal for the second generation of rich people to study abroad. It's not like I'm planning to enter politics, studying abroad is normal. Although the gold content of returnees has declined, it will not have much impact on the wealthy children. And if their family members force them to study business, can they still be forced to change their choice? There is also a practical method for filling in the application form for the college entrance examination. Apply to a higher school with a strong financial and economics background, and you can easily choose other majors besides business. I have already broken up with my family, so I might as well spend more of their money and become independent after college. Instead of being self-reliant, he came to a strange place with broken Japanese, took an exam for studying abroad that was not easy to deal with high school students in prison, and worked every day to maintain his tuition (suddenly reminded me of the Nepalese in Japan) I don't understand why the protagonist has to go to Japan? If you have to go to Japan, it would be better for the protagonist to study in college in China (and then be dispatched to Japan after completing your studies) than to go directly to Japan. If the protagonist clearly understands these difficulties and has the ability to solve these difficulties, the author will definitely not be able to accurately portray such a protagonist. Emphasis on the contradictions of Chinese inheritance, why the protagonist wants to go to Japan, a repressive country in the Confucian cultural circle, instead of going to Europe and the United States, which are relatively loose (I also want to be an American master 233). In terms of economics, tuition fees in Germany are also quite low. The protagonist's desire to study in Japan is probably just to provide a Japanese background. This already counts as screening users. Most readers who like this type of novel don't like the writing style of the first two chapters and prefer cool novels or romantic comedies. I think there will be relatively few readers who like this work. It feels like the author writes novels part-time for fun. I can only say that the author should come on! Perhaps, you will all say that I am a loser. This chapter really discouraged me as a college student. All I can say is don't bring your brains with you. When reading this kind of article, it's a mistake in itself to bring your brains with you. Finally, it's not easy now. Wish everything goes well🌹

Although it looks uncomfortable at the front, it has a unique flavor and style that attracts me. Later, it was the other way around, the look and feel was better, but the taste was weak.

It's too confusing and too stream-of-conscious. If the brainwaves don't match the ten sentences, you can only extract one piece of information. The remaining nine sentences are all about an inexplicable sense of atmosphere.

Why is it that once the style of painting changes to a super-powerful battle, the heroine becomes a humanoid plug-in, which is confusing.

At first glance, I thought it was Sanhua Reina, but upon closer inspection, it was Fire Fist.

It's quite interesting, but it's really not suitable for the online literature market. I am willing to continue pursuing it, but this problem can only be achieved with love. Can the author really persist?

The random viewing angles coupled with a large number of meaningless detailed descriptions are really tiring to watch. I won't go into the reasons that lead to the beginning of the game, just recalling a few pictures in the first two sentences. The scene where the "childhood sweetheart" saw through the conversation and had a conversation in the dream, is it that the author spent a lot of time laying the groundwork but after reading it, it seemed as if he hadn't read it. He suddenly said that he wanted to "cooperate" without explaining what should be explained? As for Sister Jiang's live broadcast, the text seems to be extremely stiff. I feel that the most confusing change of perspective is a lot of meaningless online speeches and the occasional (maybe I didn't see it clearly) the perspective of the protagonist speaking. . . Very dizzy. But again, the writing style is there, and the ideas are there. Maybe it is too typical of certain styles of writing, or maybe the author did not clarify his own thinking. After all, the author's perspective and the reader's perspective are very different.

I have been reading the latest chapter all the way, and I have a sweet and smelly feeling. I originally thought it would be a work like light literature, but I didn't expect it to be about mental illness, but the excellent writing and unique plot still kept me here. Overall, it is a very powerful novel.

I really need a book about radio waves, but I quite like this style of writing. I hope the author can stick to it. Theoretically speaking, this kind of writing will not be a big hit here.

There is always a feeling that the protagonist SAN Check fails and the story of this book begins

Whose author is this? The writing is really abstract.

The most smelly Riqing I've ever seen at the starting point

It's my favorite style. The opening paragraph subtly reminded me of "Don't Cry or Fly Away", the disturbing music, the suicide to achieve the dream, the conversation on the balcony of the apartment, and the protagonist who hasn't left the room for a long time In the following chapters, the riddle part is not mentioned, and the plot feels that it is not smooth enough. I don't know if the author has read Karabe Yesuke's Dead Body Clay Stick. The protagonist steals his lover's body and hides it at home, and then starts the narrative. Only then did he know the beginning of the story. The protagonist wanted to live a serious life because his lover changed his decadent attitude towards life, but he was interrupted by this sudden death just as he was about to start. It's hard not to be reminded of this story by the actions of the protagonist at the beginning of the book, the act of adopting a zombie rooted in unexpressed love. Of course, I am also looking forward to the follow-up relationship between the protagonist and the zombie JK. After all, this is not a normal world view. We can write about raising little zombies to be remembered forever, or about being reborn as spiritual beings, meal replacement literature, and about the resurrection of the dead. There is also a lot of potential.

It feels like watching celluloid animation in the 1990s. I really like the taste.

If this kind of writing style has no plot connection, why don't I watch R-rated Doomsday Syndrome?

It can be seen that there are a lot of ACG works stitched together. The trendy, cool, social science, technology, horror, cybernetics, psychoanalysis, mysticism, etc. Are pretty good. It's like reading a Japanese radio light novel at the beginning of the millennium, but it's too watery and too bland. It's even more ink-filled than the Nishio Restoration. There's a lot of jade in the literary and artistic parts. It has a big world view and the final ending is about making dumplings and making love. Yeah, it's a bit boring.

Is this coming to an end? Three of the four demons have been eliminated, and one has disappeared. The heroine has been successfully resurrected, and the protagonist has reached the peak of her life.

As for the new book, author Wu, please let me know if you don't want to write it anymore. I want to see you publish a new book every month.