Zombies Treat Me Like Air

The early stage is quite good, but what is going on later?? Good guys, female rivalry, oppression from Chinese clan elders, and demands to get married and have children. In order to get his grandson, the hero's grandfather sent the woman to his bed, and then the hero and heroine beat the girl. This paragraph is written in great detail. What are the front teeth and the big fleshy bugs crawling around? Do you know how to dare not to beat the grandfather but to beat the girl? Zombies, half-zooms, and humans have all written about how to capture female survivors, torture them to give birth, and provide honey traps for the bosses. The human camp even has an entire Girls in every city have been harmed. The camps mentioned below are fighting against each other's women and children so that they cannot reproduce. Only the single-female camp in the middle captures men to grow vegetables and sterilize them. It clearly states that this is maliciousness against the entire male group. My grandfather arranged for the male protagonist to have a baby, a fiancée, and a concubine, while the female protagonist hid in the space and competed with them, haha. The capable female survivors were all betrayed by the male leaders because they were given to the male protagonists as honey traps, because they themselves were beautiful and snake-hearted. The incompetent female survivors were all captured to harm the creation of mankind. The women who are still alive are either mentally ill or not human. It's funny. I don't know if I'm reading an apocalyptic novel or something.

The post-apocalyptic life in a fresh style of writing is like hot milk. Many gentle companions come and go, and a traveling frog-like boss hustles her to explore the wasteland. I like the heroine who is rational, sincere, strong and constantly growing. I like it very much. I like it very much. She is as pure and beautiful as prose.

The writing is very good. I haven't read this style of writing in a long time. It's not impetuous and there are no routines. The feeling of the little people in the apocalypse is all about hoarding. It's not as cliche as other hoarding stories.

It was fine in the early stage, but got worse as I wrote it in the later stage. Maybe it was written by one person.

The plot is very good, but it feels like it's all documentary self-narration. The author's writing is good, but it's a bit uninteresting and relatively bland. However, I personally prefer to record self-narratives before reading it. I guess some people don't like this style.

Well enough

A book I read a long time ago. It's better.

Nice

Overall it's pretty good-looking, with a feeling of a post-apocalyptic utopia, and it's true that the heroine's ability is "New World" hahaha. However, there are too many settings, which makes it a bit too confusing, and some settings are not explained or are a bit confusing and conflict with the previous ones, but overall it is not bad, and the protagonist does have the flavor of a savior, rather than a villain who gains power and succeeds, which is quite rare in various apocalyptic novels.

It's different from other apocalyptic novels. It's not the style that follows the crowd. The writing style is also good. I really like Kong Qi's character.