I'm Immortal and Invincible in the Apocalypse

This book is arguably the most interesting post-apocalyptic novel I've ever read! Although the protagonist's thinking is somewhat mad, it all becomes quite logical after you get used to it. The changes in his thinking under Xia Shi's influence feel completely natural, unlike other novels where the protagonist's thinking is rigid and contrived, not the thinking of a normal person in the apocalypse. While the protagonist's thinking in this book is also a bit strange, it gets much better after you get used to it. Furthermore, the author's depiction of the darker side is excellent; the portrayal of both rationality and emotion is objective and reasonable, an effect many similar novels fail to achieve! Most importantly...

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I actually find it hard to understand why zombies with such obvious weaknesses could create such a pattern. Humanity's current firepower should be able to hold off some cities and quickly retake them. Therefore, I suggest giving zombies an evolution.

However, the fact that the author of this book himself didn't have any wind makes it feel like a miracle.

I finished reading the last volume during my vacation, and I personally quite liked it. However, from a commercial perspective, there is definitely a lot of room for improvement.

Huh? It's over already?! I waited for over half a year, and I was already up to the third-to-last chapter... And it's finished now? I'm totally confused. I wanted to keep reading!

Anyway, this male lead shares similar values with me, but I don't know why the author could come up with so many mentally ill characters. Just between you and me, I feel the protagonist has bipolar disorder. I wonder what kind of person the author is; I'm very curious. I've also read *Introduction to Psychoanalysis*, some strange books. I feel the author might have touched on some philosophical topics, though I'm not entirely sure. But such good books are rare these days. I really want to know the author; he must be very interesting. Most people who read this kind of book are probably psychologically disturbed, hahaha.

Speechless. After reading so many comments, I can only say that everyone has their own values. Although I realized this long ago, it was only after experiencing it firsthand that I understood that it's impossible for people to truly understand each other. How many people actually try to understand each other? (Just ignore those who don't understand.)

Hmm, I got to chapter seven and couldn't continue. The girl surnamed Xia seems to have something wrong with her head. She's clearly like a parasite attached to the protagonist, yet she acts like a spoiled rich girl and a saint, standing on moral high ground to criticize the male lead. It's really upsetting to watch.