Apocalyptic Virions

I like the plot more, it feels real (from a personal perspective), and the disgusting human nature will always be revealed in the author's writing. It's a good apocalyptic article

The writing is very good, and it vividly displays the dark reality of human nature. The lack of readers may be because the book is too dark and bloody and has been limited in distribution. The protagonist's goal is a bit anti-human. I only evaluated it after reading the first half. The protagonist's mission is to kill all those who have gained abilities, and those who have not gained abilities in the apocalypse are left alone.

I chose Normal simply because he killed the zombie king in the early stage and then ate the crystal for various reasons. In fact, the author feels a little deliberate in doing this. He finally risked his life to do this, which makes people feel uncomfortable. But overall it's pretty good, (don't complain if you don't like it)

I really like the character of the male protagonist. He is so awesome. I just don't know why not many people watch it.

Incomplete abilities, such as blood infection, zombie swarm override, and biochemical bombs, all the abilities that existed in the early stage were not written out. It is completely possible to cultivate a group of super-controlled high-level zombies to force out the opponent's trump cards in team fights. If you can fight in a group, you have to fight alone. The process will be troublesome and you will get involved several times.

It's a pity that this book is not very popular because of some bloody plots. Otherwise, I personally think it is better than many science fiction and evolution books.

A wonderful post-apocalyptic story, the protagonist is decisive and decisive in his killing. It tells the story of the growth process of the virus host Xia Leng in the end of the world, during which he continued to fight against other human forces, the Adventists and the seven apostles. The shortcoming is that it is too short, and it is gone by the end of the first volume.

A novel worth reading. There is no messy plot. It is a very realistic post-apocalyptic article.

The subject matter is okay, but the author's writing style is really average. . . I can't help but want to eat the Invaders setting. It comes and goes. It all depends on whether the author thinks of it or not. There is quite a lot of nonsense.

The protagonist has no emotions in the front and only reveals them at the end. There is a growth process. There is no heroine. There are no popular highlights. It is much better than a brainless cool novel.