On the Self-Cultivation of a Zombie Girl

Okay, the title's a bit off-topic (just kidding). As a post-apocalyptic novel, the beginning is a common zombie apocalypse + gender-swap trope, then uses some basic plot points to subtly introduce the various factions and the world's lore—simple, easy to understand, and very effective. Until our Xiaoqi-chan appears—the story unfolds along two parallel storylines. One is the main plot, with both the mastermind behind Blue Flag and the true purpose of Mio's rebirth being highlights that can hold the reader's attention for a long time (of course, extra chapters and cute skirts are more entertaining activities to attract our votes and donations), while...

This book is generally considered to be for a wide audience, but upon closer reading, you'll find plenty of funny jokes and some interesting stories. Keep it up! Overall, it's a great book and will probably sell over 10,000 copies. Also, author, please don't be like those authors who abandon a book before finishing it and then start a new one. Don't abandon it! The book is very interesting, keep it up! ^0^~! (Just filling up space...)

Current information: The protagonist is male, and his body after the gender swap is likely not his own; the person he's supposed to marry was originally male, also underwent a gender swap, and then mutated again, possibly reverting to male or becoming a futa. In short, this novel is about two men who have undergone gender swaps, and it's unclear whether it's a gay, lesbian, or marriage story. It's (roughly) quite explicit, so consider this before reading... (Adding words to reach the word count)

Hey, I watched this in 2021, it's been 25 years now, let's go sweep the graves.

It's almost Chinese New Year, let's light some incense.

Ah! The author is back!!

It's been so long! I've discovered that many of the books I used to read on my bookshelf have stopped being updated when I went back to look at them after so long. Things have really changed. (Scan)

I forgot to burn paper money for Qingming Festival, so I'm making up for it today.

Two years

How about we write a sequel in the comments section?