In the Apocalypse, Kill the Saintess First? Don't Beg for Your Life When You're Cornered!

Pei Wenmo arguing with the system is hilarious! It's like a love-hate relationship. Compared to the system, which is a human, I think Pei Wenmo is more like the human. He's completely unyielding, making the system so angry its mouth twisted in frustration, hahaha! Author, please promise me you'll finish writing this, okay?

🔥 Why is this book worth reading? 1. Unconventional post-apocalyptic setting You think the zombie crisis is just a viral infection? Wrong! When "zombies" retain some humanity, and "humans" begin to let themselves go in the apocalypse, what kind of sparks will fly when emotions and reason, desires and morality, bestiality and humanity collide? 2. Vivid characters and outstanding ensemble cast.

This book has a very imaginative concept, and the story is fresh. The author's writing is good; keep it up!

Regardless of the results, I'll finish this book and keep updating it.

It's quite lighthearted and a subversion of typical post-apocalyptic tropes. At first, I thought it was the usual story of a protagonist who learns about the apocalypse through a system, prepares accordingly, and then, with the system's help, wreaks havoc and saves survivors.

Pei Wenmo, protected by the system, became a zombie capable of independent thought, which reminded me of Officer Huang in Xin Feng's "I Alone Slay the Apocalypse." Even as a zombie, he remained dedicated to his duty, upholding fairness and justice. I've always wanted to read a novel with a zombie possessing his own thoughts as the protagonist, and this novel fulfills all my fantasies. The plot and writing are witty and humorous, creating a strong sense of immersion.

I binged the latest episode! This ancient martial arts setting is quite interesting. The protagonist has finally entered the path of strengthening. But what exactly is going on with this virus? It feels like the author has a lot of ideas in it. I wonder when we'll see the answer. This is making me so anxious!

Even in the apocalypse, they still have so much curiosity. But to be fair, Zheng Yuang and his two martial arts apprentices are quite skilled. I guess the protagonist will learn them later; zombies who know kung fu are unstoppable!

It's quite lighthearted to read. Although it's a post-apocalyptic story, it doesn't feature the typical reborn protagonist burdened with deep-seated grievances like in traditional post-apocalyptic novels. The protagonist, despite being an orphan, is incredibly sentimental, which is why the protagonist system was forced to transform from a villainous system into a world-saving system—something the…

The arrival of the apocalypse seems to be a big secret, even Tongzi is being secretive about it. It looks like it won't be revealed until the mid-to-late game. Wu Dali, as expected of the protagonist's good brother, has come to save him at this crucial moment. However, the protagonist can't speak or eat, and can't stay at Dali's house, so it seems he's going down the path of growing up in the wild.