I Am the Zombie King of the Apocalypse

This is a typical book without logical thinking. I write whatever comes to mind, and there is no foreshadowing for what I'm talking about. The pig's feet suddenly appear wherever I want. One moment I'm writing about China, the next moment I suddenly write about abroad, and then I write twice and then come back. It's magical.

It can be said that this is a very rare article that only writes about zombies in the apocalypse. Although I know that the ending is to give readers a certain daydream, there are too many holes that are not filled in. The daydream has become a wild dream. 1. I wrote about a man and woman who lived like zombies for thousands of years, but the source was not introduced clearly in the end. I suspect it was a line that the author gave up. 2. The antimatter nemesis carried by Cong Ning Yuer is obviously related to the birth of the apocalypse. In the end, there was no explanation of how the apocalypse came about. 3. The article mentioned many times that other people did not remember Tang Ye's real name, and the protagonist himself seemed to be unable to remember it, as if he could break the cycle once he remembered it. The fortune teller who told the fortunes of the protagonist and Su Sigui was also one of the mysterious characters. 4. Why did you choose Su Sigui to be reborn? The end of the chapter clearly hints that it was Tang Ye who pulled Su Sigui up in the orbit, but the article does not explain that after transcending the ninth level, the protagonist gained the power of time, which is the beginning of a reincarnation inexplicably. It can be said to be a bad ending. Everyone who has a relationship with the protagonist is dead. It is quite reluctant for the heroine to be reborn with a feather. Of course, there are also some eye-catching aspects. For example, the fusion of the memories of two people is actually difficult to use the original self as the subject. Compared with writing articles about cultivating immortals in the skin of the zombie apocalypse, this novel still sticks closely to the theme. It's a pity that the above pitfalls are not filled in, but it is still a good book.