Zombie Boss: If You Bite Him, You Can't Bite Me Again.

I really can't stand the forced wisdom. The more I read, the more I am speechless and abandon the article. I feel lonely again. She is so high-profile for fear that people will not know what she has done. And is it true that no one in their community has any brains? I heard people say that if she ran away with supplies, she would chase them. How many supplies could she hold? Just let everyone chase them. There are zombies outside, and none of them are afraid. At this time, if you go out, you can directly book a supermarket.

I can't stand it anymore, I can't understand it, it's so confusing and it makes me very confused.

Some of the words are typographically wrong, but they still look good^ω^

The plot is very complete and the logic is very strong. Seeing the world from this story is more clear and intuitive, and everyone's plot in this story is complete and full, not just the story of the protagonist. The development of the plot is very reasonable. The heroine has a strong self-awareness at the beginning, but as she gets along slowly, she also accepts the kindness of others. Of course, she is not silly and sweet like the Mary Sue. The hero heals the heroine's emotions. The friendship, family affection, love as well as the patriotism and self-sacrifice of the soldiers in the story are very suitable for the real world. There is also Mother Earth (the core of the earth) in the story, who is willing to sacrifice herself because she loves the children of the world. But in the real world, there is a question worth thinking about. Can our world heal itself? With mankind's endless demands and destruction of the earth, will we also face the end of the world? Will our relatives, friends, and lovers around us be lost due to environmental destruction?

It's okay at first, right?