Apocalypse: I Took One Thing to the Extreme

This zombie is like no other. Anyone can come out and walk around. The protagonist is still practicing parkour on the road. The zombies are not described at all. The zombies have no sense of existence at all. They come out and bubble occasionally.

In this zombie movie, people here can run around, drive cars, and excavators can just run around on the streets.

Can you still drive in the apocalypse? The roads must be blocked.

Is this introduction serious? I know how to play with pebbles, but no matter how I play with this needle, isn't it just a flick?

This novel is a hilarious piece of fiction set in the apocalypse. The main attraction is the excitement and laughter brought by the protagonist's skills. The upgrade progress is neither too fast nor too slow, but moderate. The second highlight is the story. The author wants to write some interesting stories and characters. Regardless of whether they are heroes or villains, I want to write something interesting. I don't want the protagonist to simply upgrade, pretend to be B, upgrade again, pretend to be B again, and repeat the cycle, which will easily lead to aesthetic fatigue. Last point. The protagonist the author wants to write is like this. He is not selfish and self-reliant. He needs care from others and will care about others. He will not kill people like crazy. As long as someone offends him, he will kill someone. His philosophy is to avoid killing the same kind as much as possible. He will help some people within his ability and establish normal relationships with others. He is an optimistic person and a fun-loving person. In the words of the supporting character, he is a "madman".

It's nice to look at. It gets better as you go to the back. It's a funny type. I like it better.

At first I thought it was too outrageous, but later I found out it was actually Happy Sand Glyph.

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Ignore those scumbag comments! This book ranks high among the survival novels I have read. It's just that it's too short at the moment and not enough to watch. Are there any other novels of the same type that you would recommend?