Apocalyptic Blood Song

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When it comes to apocalyptic themes, I like to read about violence, humanity, strategy, etc. I like the scene description the most when writing about zombies, and the skills of pig feet are also my favorite. (It's best to have a gay partner to go all the way~~ yo ho ho, YY), come on, by the way, my mom is watching your writing You actually said you were scared, 🤤, is that an exaggeration? It's not that bad, I thought you were writing a horror novel. Future stories must be as bloody as possible~ It's great to see Pigfoot and his friends growing up step by step~ Haha 😄

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Opinion: Do you have any unpleasant thoughts about the current plot direction or character settings? Suggestion: If you think of any interesting plot, you can post it here Author: If the writing is not good enough, I will complain about it, so please give me a lot of criticism! 🌹

It's 200,000 words, so let's create a supporting role. If anyone wants to make a guest appearance, write down the role you set up. Use whatever suits you best. Those that are more detailed and distinctive will be given priority. Friendly reminder: Once you enter this building, it doesn't matter whether you live or die. There is no guarantee of the character's fate 😎

The latest chapter of Wujian is finally back. I have another small problem that I'm not happy to complain about. Why are all the secret treasures for battles starting with Ting Feng? It feels like there's nothing new to say. Moreover, the protagonist's equipment is the same as everyone else's, which is a little uncomfortable. Even if it's a set, Shen Yi can do it alone. There's no need for everyone to get a set. Let's sweat it first 😅

1: I have reservations about the author claiming to be a newcomer, because the author's techniques and rhythm are not what a newcomer writer can achieve. 2: The author's structure and cuts are textbook in a sense. The two-person duo, Zombie Shock, are set in a university campus, which in a sense is the most immersive place. The cuts are bright and unobtrusive, followed by a zombie frenzy, and the most cheerful zombie-fighting rhythm in apocalyptic novels. It's very good, but the author's pace is a little too fast, so fast that the author himself can't control it. Three: The biggest shortcoming of the author's opening chapter is the contradiction. There is only one contradiction in this article in the early stage, the contradiction between survival and the harsh living environment. This is a contradiction common to all apocalyptic articles, and another characteristic of apocalyptic articles is the sense of substitution-that is, what should I do if I face this situation? In this regard, the author gave an unpleasant setting. That is, the protagonist is violent and unfeeling. Without a father or a mother, living alone, zombies appear and beat up people with big sticks. This is not something that normal people can do. Even when the protagonist has no concern, the so-called conflicts in the end of the world seem a bit illusory. Staying alive has become the only way to write. Four: The obsession with turning his girlfriend back into a human in "Zombie Girlfriend" and the concern for his girlfriend in "Zombie Brother" are illusory. For example, I still don't know which girlfriend is who in "Zombie Brother", but these obsessions and concerns deepen the reader's sense of involvement. The apocalypse created by the author is very utilitarian. Personally, I am not optimistic about this apocalyptic rhythm. Becoming stronger and surviving in the apocalypse is an inevitable requirement, but finding a clearer and warmer goal for the protagonist is a common feature of successful apocalyptic novels. Five: The protagonist is too unlikable, so I don't like it very much. I don't like the Madonna type, but cold-blooded violence is also not my cup of tea.