I'm a Priest on the Walking Dead.

Personality: grumpy, rude, racist Inherence: Deep and complicated love for his younger brother Daryl Position: The "dirty job" performer in the team, with flexible moral bottom line The following content is taken from Baidu Encyclopedia: Moll Dixon appeared as a racist in the first season. He was handcuffed to a roof pipe due to a conflict and escaped with his hand broken. Joined the Woodbury team in the third season, and after installing bayonet prosthetics, he was killed by the Governor and turned into a zombie because he did not hand over Michonne, and was eventually terminated by his brother Daryl.

Character: Silent, loyal, practical person The person he cares about most: Brother Moore Position: Hunter, the sentinel in the team, responsible for exploration and guarding The following content is taken from Wikipedia: Daryl was initially a bold, bad-tempered, and impulsive country bumpkin, but gradually became an indispensable member of the team with his survival skills. His aggression is unprecedented and remains one of his most valuable strengths and one of his most striking traits.

Character: Tough, wild, possessive Favorite person: Wallace Shaw Position: deputy, manager, Wallace's anchor When Maggie first appeared, she lived with her father Hershel and sister Beth on the Green family farm in Georgia. As the eldest daughter of the family, she has skilled riding skills, which she once demonstrated while escorting Lolly. His farm life experience shaped his independent and courageous character.

Personality: gentle, kind Favorite person: Wallace Shaw Positioning: Wallace's anchor, assistant Bess suffered a psychological breakdown and attempted suicide after witnessing her mother's corpse transformation in the early stages of the zombie crisis, and then gradually grew into a team caregiver.

Character: Stubborn, conservative, kind People who care most: family Positioning: doctor, assistant management, lubricant Hershel is a veterinarian, a devout believer, and he has a farm. In the original plot, he took in Rick and others and healed Carl's gunshot wound. Believing that zombies could be cured, he locked up all of his former neighbors and friends who had turned into zombies in a barn. He didn't realize his mistake until Sean Welsh found and killed them. After zombies took over his farm, he tried to make a last stand, but Rick convinced him to abandon the farm.

Character: Emphasis on love and justice, paranoia, big desires The person you care about most: Rick Positioning: the creator of team conflicts and the executor of team tasks Rick Grimes' police partner and best friend, became the actual leader of the survivor team after the apocalypse broke out. Sean led his wife and children to escape while Rick was in a coma. Because he believed Rick was dead, he developed an emotional entanglement with Lori. His character shows the contradiction between bravery and selfishness. He advocates using tough measures to maintain the team's survival. He once arbitrarily executed strangers and gave up rescuing his companions. The desire for power and jealousy of Rick drove him to try to murder each other, but he was killed by Rick. After his death, he mutated into a walking corpse and was terminated by Carl

Character: Kind, patient, smart, enthusiastic Favorite person: Wallace Positioning: Assisting management, medical staff, harbor of love The following content is taken from Wikipedia, which is an overview of her performance in the original drama: Jesse is a smart, charming, enthusiastic woman and a loving mother, with a "Bohemian spirit". She cares deeply about those around her and is willing to do almost anything to protect them. She understands the personal struggles of others and tries to encourage them to see a brighter future. However, she also had a vulnerable side, living in fear of her abusive husband Pete for years. She kept her emotional and physical pain inside, not wanting others to get hurt. Not much is known about Jesse's childhood, except that around her early teens, she attended art college, presumably studying sculpture. It was during this time that she met Pete, and the two eventually fell in love, and it was through their relationship that Jesse became pregnant with Ron at a young age; a few months later, Jesse married Pete, and around the time they were in their twenties, the two had another son, Sam. After that, Jesse worked twelve jobs as a hairdresser, but their relationship eventually broke down as Pete went to medical school to support the family. Jesse and her two sons became victims of Pete's physical and mental abuse, and Jesse lost her feelings for him; but she never acted on it because she was afraid of Pete.

Personality: Impulsive and optimistic The person you care about most: Sister Andrea? Overview: Likes to take care of children, will quickly defend others when they see them being protective, and in the original plot also works hard to maintain peace among the survivors of the quarry camp Amy was born on October 25, 1986, twelve years younger than Andrea, which caused a lot of tension between the two sisters. However, she resented Andrea leaving her at home while she was in college and coming back to visit her on her birthday. She often went fishing with her father during her childhood. She was living in Atlanta, attending college, and living in a dormitory room.

Did the doctor's wife get bitten at this time? In the original plot, if you stay indoors, you should be fine, but you are infected, because it is not a disease of corpse transformation, because you can still study together, maybe because you know that you have to run away from work, and the employees have also skipped work. The research institute needs oil to generate electricity, and there will be no shortage of anything in a short time, but the most important oil =_= This is the only reason for venturing out, no wonder the doctor is scolding... He is indeed stupid enough, if the power outage hasn't started yet, oil The fuel will not start to be consumed yet. Maybe Dr. Zhanner and his wife are still alive, because there is no reason to risk going out. The main character's current timeline is probably because the power outage has not yet happened. It is just about to happen, or the power outage has just started. There is still a lot of fuel left. There is a high probability that the couple can pack up and leave. There are tanks, military vehicles, and heavy machine guns in the sand castle outside. It seems that they are all in good condition. You can just drive away. It is worth the trip.

This book needs to be rewritten. Maybe it's not interesting enough. There are only two chapters to follow. I personally think the latter part is good. Maybe there's something wrong with the beginning. I'm going to think about the interesting points at the beginning and make a remake.

Even if you write the protagonist as a black man, I can try to taste the saltiness of this piece of shit, but if you have a Chinese protagonist in the United States...