A Love Letter to Anime: Paradise Invades a Zombie School

Not interesting. This so-called reincarnation paradise feels like a plug-in by someone behind the scenes. If the protagonist improves a little, the person behind the scenes will increase the difficulty a little after discovering it. If the protagonist improves a lot, the people behind the scenes will immediately increase the difficulty a lot. When he found out that the protagonist wanted to be bad, he immediately issued a mandatory mission. If you find that the protagonist cannot find the main plot, you will immediately release a branch plot to adjust the protagonist's actions. To be honest, this kind of ancient setting really attracts old readers.

It's rare to find a decent infinite flow novel starting with Xue Mo, but then I saw that he was calling everyone by their full names, even between boyfriends and girlfriends. I was instantly driven to despair. It's not even published yet, what's the point of padding the word count like this?

The largest demihuman can be resurrected perfectly as long as it is decomposed quickly enough, and if you learn necromancy, you can summon zombies from your own corpse indefinitely. This value is very high.

Why did the author's Indian Dalits disappear?

I feel like the cover is not as good looking as the original Busujima Saeko

Is the author sure that he has read Xuemo? The names are all wrong

As for zombie school movies, I've only watched Highschool of the Dead and School-Live!, But unfortunately neither of them had a second season.

Author, are there other anime characters in the zombie campus you wrote about in the first volume?

There are still people who remember Academy Apocalypse and shed tears.

It turned out to be the author of the artist chat group.