My Girlfriend Isn't a Zombie

Naiyi's writing is quite good.

Who said Naiyi's books are not good? I'm in a hurry with him

The first 100 or so chapters were really interesting, and the transition was pretty good, but the dancing started at the end, which made me a little bit unreadable. I had read a similar novel before, but that one was about being sick at the beginning, and then jumping around. This novel suddenly changed, and I couldn't stand it. I came here for the sweet and warm stories, not this kind of special plot. I can only say that I'm sorry. See you again when we are destined.

It's very eye-catching, the subject matter is very novel, and the writing is still good. Keep up the good work, Naiyi!!!

The writing is very good. I have read more than 230 chapters of this book that I picked up from Returning to My Hometown. I selfishly hope that Naiyi won't write anything about God. But if you really write it, you have to follow it to the end.

Why is there always a tragedy in the back part of the novel? At the end, it is rounded off with such a hasty chapter in the book. It feels like it has kicked people out of the previous plot. It does not match the protagonist and the previous plot. Isn't it better to have a tragic ending that makes the reader uncomfortable? Can't this kind of book adapt to the plot and have a heartwarming and happy ending? You have to go to the back to check the details. After reading both books, this is the same routine. The plot is biased towards reality, bland happiness, how beautiful it is, but it insists on having some accidents and forcing a stabbing, and then uses a few chapters of stories that are far from reality to roughly make up for the direct ending. The good reviews are for the part except the ending.

Suddenly I feel that fate plays a big part in Nai Yi's book. The acquaintance, acquaintance, separation, and reunion of the male and female protagonists are all based on fate. The acquaintance of Jiang Li and Xiao Yan comes from Jiang Li's tenderness when he was a child, which led to Xiao Yan being seen by him when he became a spirit, and only he could see it; Lao Chen and Yu Wei were classmates in middle and high school, but after the latter broke off, the two people who were supposed to never see each other in this life met inexplicably, and just before the tragedy happened. Rather than saying that it was the male protagonists who saved them, it is better to say that fate brought them together again and gave them a chance to end their lives without regrets in the future, right?

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The ending varies from person to person, but I still want to say "good-looking" because of not only the long-term emotion but also the author's understanding of the work. Although it may not be a masterpiece that everyone likes, it has its own unique shining point. Thank you Naiyi for cultivating a "flower" that is dull but gives off a glow when it blooms.

Excellent product, a plain and simple life may be the norm for many of us, but wanting to truly achieve this kind of life is a regret for most of us adults.