The Beginning of the Apocalypse Creates Zombies

The beginning is very strange, the main character has a brain problem and is not in line with the popular taste. Later, the writing and plot are better, but the main character's personality is just a mess. It can be seen that the author wants to create a character who is only for human beings, but some of the ways of doing things are really disgusting.

"Creating Zombies at the Beginning of the Doomsday" is a qualified doomsday novel. It's worth a read for readers who like doomsday themes and anti-routine settings! However, there are too many logical loopholes in the plot, and the supporting characters are weak, and almost all of them are tool people (you will know after reading this). If the author can strengthen the logic and character creation, it may be better. It can only be regarded as a mindless and refreshing novel, suitable for killing time during a book shortage. It mainly focuses on the cool points of "creating zombies + expanding power" (I think in this kind of novels, as long as they are not villains or virgins, this is basically the case), it is suitable for readers who like fast-paced, brainless and cool novels, but the shortcomings are also obvious, the logic is weak, and the characterization is weak. Overall, it's okay. It's suitable for readers who are looking for easy reading and who like to read refreshing articles.

Overall it's okay, although there are some flaws. Come on, I hope you can write better books in the future.

Awesome

An early-level fifth-level zombie dog. The protagonist has an early-level fifth-level zombie. There are also several fourth-level and third-level zombies. The remaining zombies can hardly defeat a dog. This is too useless.

Very nice

Destruction in the front, myth in the back

The hotel building can jump up to five meters. Is the first floor of the hotel five meters high? There is also a gun, one of which was bent but was brought back intact. There is also English that pops up from time to time, which is very nonsensical! The character creation is insufficient, and the system settings are also confusing. The logic is not rigorous, things will appear out of thin air, such as telescopes, there are endless materials, and the writing is not beautiful.

The protagonist clearly knows it's the end of the world, but he still says "Ah, I didn't expect humans to be so evil" and repeats it after a few chapters.

Good