I'm Already a Zombie, So Why Did the Justice System Only Just Arrive?

Another teddy bear dog as the main character 😜

To write a post-apocalyptic harem story well, you have to create a disgusting plot. The plot of the first heroine has to be a non-biological brother who you grew up with. You have to create a childhood sweetheart who fights for love. I am speechless. What attributes does the author have?

The piece of paper I saw when I woke up on the first night—I haven't read the rest of the story, but I thought it was rubbish. They could change it to a system, or let the protagonist discover it himself. He was asleep and didn't notice anyone putting a piece of paper next to him, making him feel like he was about to die at any moment.

The protagonist, after leveling up by fighting monsters for so long, is being completely overwhelmed by someone who has just become a superhuman.

Seeing the note next to the protagonist after he woke up made me instantly lose interest. I barely made it to chapter 12 before quitting.

The subject matter is fine, but there are too many dirty jokes, a lot of repeated words, some grammatical errors, and a tiny bit of inconsistency.

If you like watching it and enjoy it, that's all that matters.

Aside from the decent beginning, the rest of the story consists entirely of the protagonist's emotional entanglements with his ex-girlfriends, with rather suggestive descriptions. The main plot doesn't progress at all, dragging on terribly.

With this cover, I thought it was the cover of a new book by one of the authors I follow.

The setting is a misplaced system and a zombie protagonist. It seems pretty good; you can read it if you're looking for something to read.