The Corpse Plague of 1916
尸祸1916
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- Ongoing
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- 646k Words
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- Historical
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- Alternate History
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Can't figure out how to win
A bunch of zombies who are intelligent, know how to use guns, have some tactics, aren't afraid of death, and whose only way to stop them is by destroying walls, roaming in hordes—that's from the last century. Forget about it.
In 1916 and 1644, two powerful nations served them; how could they be anything but fortunate? 🙂
Wait, what version of zombie virus is this? And there's tactical cooperation? Is this even playable?
After reading a few chapters, I have to complain. How can the protagonist possibly win against a monster that's more powerful than the Blood Cross? Seriously? The protagonist has no system, no cheat codes, and he's fighting monsters even more overpowered than the Blood Cross? They're incredibly intelligent, strategic, have great teamwork, and are fearless and painless.
The protagonist reported to higher authorities several times, bypassing his own level. In this time of war, wasn't he afraid of being killed?
I've read another one, I think it was also called Corpse Calamity 1xxx
It's set in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, and the protagonist is a middle school student? The female lead is also a time traveler. It's supposed to be a lighthearted story; the male lead is a Ming dynasty enthusiast, and the female lead is a Qing dynasty enthusiast. It's a dual-time travel conflict story with zombie elements.
Zombie logic is very wrong
It is known that the zombies can shoot guns and can infiltrate enemy positions in squads. 1. This indicates that the zombies possess strong tool-using abilities. Their fingers are highly dexterous, enabling them to perform complex operations such as loading bullets and pulling the bolt. 2.
How come the protagonist has fought so many battles but only leveled up once, and then he's either running around or passively defending cities, with hardly any allies around him? At this point, the rear is suffering heavy losses while the front lines are feeding, and he has to clean up other people's messes. If this is how it is in paid chapters, I'll just quit.
The classic plot loop of the protagonist being in danger, organizing resistance, and reinforcements arriving at the crucial moment becomes quite tedious if the next part of the story is just a repetition of the previous one.
The balance of power has become clearly unbalanced.
Zombies that can shoot guns could already sweep through the nations of World War I, so what's with the zombie riders? Following this logic, does it mean there are zombie warships and zombie airships? This is absurd!