Apocalypse: I Can Control Zombies

If we extend the timeframe, it's only been a few days since the apocalypse, and the zombies have already reached the late stage of Tier 2, as have the superhumans. Discovering rare herbs and plants, gathering them, testing them, and then using them all takes time. Your timeline is too tight.

Most people focus on strengthening the mind and physique; this is the first time I've seen someone focus on strengthening a specific part of the body—the arms, legs, or head. What about the internal organs? The genitals?

While the early stages of the apocalypse should be emphasized, isn't it a bit absurd that only four or five days have passed in these 148 chapters?

I read one chapter, wow! That's impressive, parents and sister are all included... I wonder how many provinces they must have crossed...

There are very few doomsday-themed questions nowadays, so let's cherish them.

Several times I saw this book, and I always thought it was about hypnotic zombies. I wondered, isn't this supposed to be a Liu Bei story? Why is it starting up like this?

The description of a 10-on-1 situation in the stairwell, where one elite zombie killed the other and then claimed a gap was created, making the pressure on the elite zombies even less—that's ridiculous! Seriously? Even in spacious terrain, 10 couldn't stand in a 10-on-1 situation. So you've been fantasizing about 10 surrounding and attacking one in the stairwell? This part needs revision; it's anti-intellectual and counterintuitive.

Will this book be abandoned? It's only one chapter a day and they're even taking breaks. If they're going to abandon it, please let me know in advance, otherwise I won't order it. 🙂

Guns need to be fired live ammunition regularly, otherwise they're not as useful as a crossbow. Instead of simply sending it to survivors, why not add a special feature for them, such as being a veteran? That would make it less surprising.

It's well-written; at least it's a gem among post-apocalyptic novels.