Dead City, Seventy-Seven Days

Don't read the books on the list, read the corner stories. This is a good small-scale zombie novel. Yes, it is a zombie novel rather than an apocalyptic novel. It has two major elements: genetic evolution and zombies. It is not a pure love or harem novel, but there is one disadvantage. The ending is rushed and there are not many characters. The advantage is that the male and female protagonists have a good image (limited to the male protagonist and Qiao An) The following is a personal opinion I think the author's rush to finish may be the reason for the confusion in positioning. At first glance, this article is a very clear, fresh and pure love post-apocalyptic article, but after reading it, you will find that the author has let himself go a little bit and started adding one woman after another to the team, and also added an extremely abstract setting. I won't go into details, but since It's okay to look at the plot, and if it continues to expand, it will lose the charm of this article and become a bad superpower apocalyptic story. You beat me and I beat you. Finally, it turns into a conspiracy story, such as the classic story where a crazy doctor releases a virus for the purpose of conducting experiments, and then several zombie kings are born to fight with the protagonist. Although it's actually almost over now and I'm already feeling a bit guilty, but at least the ending was in time, there was no bad scene, and there wasn't much foreshadowing. It was just a rush ending.

The writing is very good, and the writing style is also very delicate, but it feels a bit short, and it feels like a novel with a thousand chapters, but when you taste it carefully, it feels just right, leaving room for daydreams. In addition, this emotional scene is a bit unsatisfactory at the end. Wasn't it pure love at the beginning? Why did it become a harem trend later on? Fortunately, it was not written.

Like almost all apocalyptic novels, the early stage is good, but the middle and late stages are not good, and the positioning is not clear. Later, it was the kind of science fiction harem novel.

The protagonist's halo ability in the early stages of this book is very strong. It feels like the movie, which is a bit fake, especially the first scene when he goes out to the heroine's house, and then becomes a little bit like a virgin. But actually it's not bad, and the evolution is a bit lame. It's readable, but it's mainly due to the early plot. It's really easy to persuade people to quit. I still recommend it.

I can't say how good this book is. I saw that on the third day of the virus outbreak, I relied on my calmness and wisdom to kill a group of people who went out to survive. This is completely inconsistent with the introduction of using calmness and courage to save myself and save others, so I didn't plan to read it.

The post-apocalyptic novel "Returning the Holy Mother of God" is really bad

I rushed to write a review when I saw Chapter 91. I recommend this book to be worth reading. There are basically no typos. The author has rigorous writing skills and profound writing skills. He has light in his heart and expresses rich emotions.

Well enough

Even if the writing is very good, the writing style is also very good, and it is worth recommending. Unlike some books, logical errors aside, the writing is as smooth as recording vernacular.

It is definitely an excellent work about zombies with no rebirth, no system and no superpowers. At first, the plot was a little delayed, but it gradually became compact. What is commendable is that the author's three views are relatively positive. He can embody the brilliance of human nature without being a virgin. It's great👍🏻