My Girlfriend Is a Zombie

The author is a girl. I read it a few years ago. The speed was too fast; even men couldn't handle it when it got going.

Dark Lychee's masterpiece, *My Girlfriend is a Zombie*, is a post-apocalyptic novel with a strong psychic element. Judging from the writing style, you'd never guess the author is a woman, and a rare high-value goddess in the online novel world at that! Getting back to the point, the subject matter and female protagonist are unique.

It's inexplicable that they were just protecting someone and sending them to school. A knife. At that point, it was already ownerless; whoever got it got it. Whoever was strongest got it. Honestly, this part of your writing is terrible. I've only read a few chapters; there will definitely be even more illogical parts later on. Your writing is really awful, but you've actually managed to write over 3 million words. You're a weirdo.

This book will definitely give you a unique experience, like speeding along a highway. The downside is that it's a bit like a nested doll; many sections involving new enemies feel formulaic and follow a template, which can get a bit boring after a while. However, the book's unique plot, its gradual and in-depth explanation of the zombie virus, and its exploration of the characters' own abilities are all highlights.

It's an unfinished project, but not completely ruined.

I'd like to recommend an anime to do, to continue the anime series, because some people like watching anime, while others prefer reading novels. That's not what I meant, because I like both 😊

I read a few hundred chapters many years ago, but couldn't find the website and didn't finish it. Now I'm catching up. Well, the beginning was quite good, but after chapter 1000, it felt a bit too wordy. A single psychological description could be hundreds of words long, and the ending was a bit rushed.

The writing is full of loopholes; have you been watching too many American and European movies?

Why are all the male characters in the author's works, except for the protagonist, portrayed as idiots?

It's a disappointment that it's been abandoned.