The End of the World: One Zombie Grows Every Second and Becomes the Zombie King

The cool article is indeed a cool article, but the downgrade is really downgraded. While saying that I want to go back to my hometown to find my parents in a hurry, I don't want to be involved in the local power struggle. Then every city along the way must clean up the zombies, and kill all the high-level zombies. And the fact is that the highest level of zombies in the city is only one or two levels, and the protagonist himself has a bunch of second and third levels. The protagonist's own strength is also The second and third levels are really very smart. At the beginning, others win over the protagonist or ask the protagonist for help. The protagonist says that I am in a hurry and have to leave the next day. After the second and third cities, I have to kill the zombies in the gathering place in the city. However, the fact is that the protagonist can just send an idle second-level zombie and a bunch of subordinates to let them fight the zombies and develop by themselves. The timeline is not accurate at all. One zombie every second, and sometimes it takes more than ten hours to upgrade a level 3 zombie king. As a result, the protagonist drags the city for two or three days without any zombies, without adding many upgrades, and the pace is slowed down. A city is delayed for such a long time, and a bunch of level 2 zombies can make a bunch of level 1 superpowers escape under its nose. Moreover, the protagonist is only in the third city I have seen so far, and all of them are mentally retarded. There are no more than four normal people, and no more than four are sensible and capable. Then there is the problem of women. If you don't like the girl in the first chapter, you don't have to take her with you. She said she wanted to go to the supermarket to find supplies, but then she said she didn't have enough supplies and asked for some supplies along the way back to her hometown. The woman took the initiative to throw herself into his arms and said she didn't like her being careful. So if you just throw her to the police station like this, why don't you have to carry her with you the whole time? There is also the issue of the police station. By the time we reach the third city, the chief who has been killed has a small pistol in his hand. Then everyone wants to grab the supplies in the protagonist's hand. No one with superpowers grabs, but the younger brother takes the lead. There is no one. The boss nods to the protagonist and bows down. He is really acting like a fox and a tiger. This is the whole plot. While talking about going home and cleaning up the zombies along the way, he also said that he would save his college roommate later, and then he talked about the first-order villain who escaped at the beginning. At the beginning, he said that the two of them were having sex with each other, and then it became the man who didn't want to forcefully touch the woman, and the strong-willed melon is not sweet. I wanted to ask if you wrote this, can't you tell the difference? I really feel like the author doesn't treat the readers as human beings. Some things really shock all three perspectives. It's true that at least two key figures in every city have two virgins around them.

What can I say, the content is okay, but there are too many Holy Mothers, and especially for those brothers who really hate Holy Mothers who are particularly disgusting, I do not recommend reading this book. Anyway, I'm quite disgusted with it. I seriously doubt the author's reason for writing so many Madonnas! It is recommended to strictly investigate the three generations of ancestors! ! ! 🙂🙂🙂🙃🙃🙃

It's not bad, but it's hard to accept a woman.

It's possible, but it ends badly! 😭😭😭

It's quite absurd and the logic is not rigorous enough. Isn't it a good idea to shape your character's character? If someone takes you in their home and gives you food, shouldn't you be grateful? What's wrong with a few grumbles? But how do you repay when you have the ability?

Many common sense questions were written incorrectly, and I doubt whether they were written by AI.

This book's combat power collapses too much, and there are too many intellectual subversions. The male protagonist is not decisive in killing, and keeps looking for his parents in the early stage. In the end, he is not interested at all, and he might as well go to a big city to develop. This book's rating is not 9.0 Because of these two reasons.

I don't care about girls at the beginning, but I will fall in love with each other later, and I am speechless.

It's okay. I feel that the setting is relatively new, and the ending is a bit far-fetched. I feel that there should be a follow-up. I mentioned before that there are fifteen levels in total, and isn't it said that there will be even greater crises in the future? These pitfalls have not been filled yet.

Too many saints