Global Zombies: Awakening

Xiao Ke is so upright and hateful in this book, but why does he become the person he hates most in the next book? Although he later changed his ways, it also ruined his character. At least at Xuanwu Pass, Shi Changfeng should not have used Shi Changfeng's move to attack Xuanwu City. He should not have cooperated with the Zombie King to sell out the empire before turning into a zombie. If he had turned into a zombie and then pretended to join the Zombie King, then he would gain control of the global zombies and then join forces with Chen Ning to defeat the aliens. It would be more in line with his character in this episode.

Hope to write another global zombie black shark valkyrie legend

The contrast is a bit big, but I like it 😍

Both movies are great😭

It's okay, but overall it's not as good as Global Zombies. You can just watch the current version.

It would be great to publish a few books like this, and follow up on them

The background of the era is blurred, and the empire calls me, the emperor. Modern technology, ancient feudal thought. The one with the gun and the captain of thousands, hundreds, and ten who fight zombies. It feels like a hodgepodge to me, too much of a mess. There are only one type of zombies, and viruses have broken out for dozens or hundreds of years. Isn't it too rigid to use one type and one level of combat power? Besides, if you don't introduce the background of the era clearly, there are guns and locators, so I will directly bring it into modern times. If you didn't write it, you can't say it's up to the readers' imagination, right? Normally speaking, even if the virus breaks out for decades or hundreds of years, there can't be a setting where girls can't practice martial arts. After all, when the virus first broke out, it wasn't just men who were in the apocalypse. Thinking about this thing, don't say that only women from these families can't practice martial arts. Thinking about this thing doesn't just change. Unless you are the kind of reclusive family that has no contact with the outside world and brainwashes its own people every day. This is the zombie apocalypse. Shouldn't everyone be martial? Didn't I mention how many cities were just destroyed by zombies? How could there be such idiots who forcefully raise their daughters to be beautiful women? Sometimes it looks like ancient times, sometimes like modern times, sometimes like foreign countries. It's like taking one bite of something, the first taste is pork, the second taste is milk tea, and the third taste is Chinese medicine. It's normal to separate them, but what the hell is this together? The story is bland and lacks interest, just like narrative writing. I only know to push the main line to defeat monsters and upgrade, and after defeating this, defeat that. There are too few other events interspersed. The feeling it gives me is, "The male protagonist devotes himself, fights monsters and upgrades, encounters beautiful women, fights monsters and upgrades, captures the heart of beautiful women, fights monsters and upgrades, and saves the world." I don't want to intersperse more things in the middle, and I don't just write the sentence I mentioned above. Originally, the combat power setting was simple and not interesting at all. Why should a post-apocalyptic zombie novel write about a daughter who is not a martial artist? There is no accident at all, just draw hatred and level up without any thought or recklessness.

There are too few, and it's a bit unnatural to start fighting aliens in the later stage.

I really like this kind of book

There are a few typos, but overall it's okay.