I Can Restart Forever in the Apocalypse

The setting of Holy Nature is very good, and it prevents you from treating rebirth like a game to play boringly. To a certain extent, it highly coincides with the practical significance of the novel: the virtual resources and power are fake, but the interesting stories and spirit are real.

Is there really no system, no rebirth, no pretense, the kind of doomsday literature that comes step by step?

The writing technique is very unique. I was not used to it at first, but after reading it, I felt like a literary work.

Platforms with such small articles will not promote them. Support it. I enjoyed watching these. This is the atmosphere that the apocalypse should have, rather than being pretentious and pretending to be embarrassed when being slapped in the face. Villains and humans are as if their brains don't work at all.

In the first novel, the original name of the zombies was "Madmen" because these guys looked completely human. I felt that this name was too easy to misunderstand and would add some uncomfortable reading experience, so I changed it to zombies. But this brings up a problem. The image of this zombie often overlaps with the traditional zombie. In this game, the zombies are human beings who appear to be unconscious. If you don't look at the zombies, you won't be able to tell that they are not humans. So, the more chaotic the scene, the more people survived. Because zombies do not attack each other, the appearance of blood stains proves that zombies have attacked ordinary people. If everyone turned into zombies in one breath, the environment would remain quite tidy.

It's very well written. Come on, author. I think your protagonist is very well designed and has a high degree of self-reflection and self-awareness. Nowadays, few authors are willing to write this kind of protagonist.

It's well written, but it's a pity that so few people read it, and there are no good works.

No buddy, you write books for free

I feel very good after reading Chapter 60. The protagonist has brains, is not a virgin, and is not pretentious. However, in Chapter 60, there is some talk about magic techniques and Taoism. Isn't it going to become an article about cultivating immortals or cultivating people in the future? I'm here to read apocalyptic literature, I don't want to read these

Why does it feel a bit like an AI book? Some chapters are connected intermittently.