I Turned into a Zombie and Got Picked Up by the Heroine

This book is super good!!! And the one next door, "Hello! Can I Take You Away?", Is also top-notch! =========Divider=========To be honest, I didn't like a lot of the plot. Many people didn't have to die, like those ordinary soldiers. They had parents, wives, and children. They chose this dangerous job in the apocalypse to ensure their families' survival, but they were only killed or indirectly killed by Chu Muge's selfishness. And then it was just glossed over with phrases like "not indiscriminate killing of innocent people" or "a threat," and...

This is a rare gem of a book by Pineapple Bun, no need for me to say more, the previous reviews have already summarized it well. The author is indeed a very talented writer, that's undeniable, but the author's attitude towards writing is also lacking. I don't know if the author makes a living by writing novels, but now it seems very likely not. In any case, can't the author please straighten out their writing attitude? Now you update sometimes and don't update at all, without any certainty. You yourself are a long-time reader, don't you understand how egregious this behavior is? Are you unwell, have some kind of illness, or are you having difficulty updating due to work? Do you want to take a break and update sporadically, or have you simply given up writing altogether? Is it so hard to issue an announcement explaining this? ...

This is my first book review up to Chapter 23, but not the first one for this book, sob sob~ I was here first, but I didn't expect to get several reviews after just a few days. I was even planning to write the first review for this book. Anyway, it doesn't matter. As you can see, just like the summary says, this book is about the female protagonist Gu Yao and the other female protagonist Chu Muge, whom she adopts (tames and adopts, right?). Here you'll not only see a cute, clueless zombie with a script (the script is broken), but also a beast-eared girl (I think) who has traveled from the future and occasionally suffers mental breakdowns. Most importantly...

The so-called "homepage recommendations" on Pineapple Bun are 20% completely unwatchable trash, and 40% are stories that start off strong but are then squandered by the author. Very few are truly worth sticking with. —Okay, rant over. The yuri scenes in the author's writing are surprisingly healing, especially the occasional emoticons, although there's a hint of filler… The despair of survival in the apocalypse and the ugliness of humanity make the pure feelings between girls all the more precious. The sunset rooftop scene impressed me the most; the brief peace in the apocalypse belonged exclusively to the girls, perhaps it was the disaster that brought them true freedom. Apocalypse…

It's been a long time since I read Yu Bao's novel, and I've forgotten a lot of the plot (facepalm). Let me briefly explain what attracted me to this work. In post-apocalyptic stories, creating a desolate atmosphere is crucial. Unlike some filler novels, Yu Bao's environmental descriptions are concise and harmoniously depict the desolate landscape of the apocalypse. The images of cities, symbols of human civilization, crumbling and decaying vividly appeared in my mind. Characters are one of the most important aspects of a novel for me, even more so than plot and setting. This work contains many brief descriptions of action, such as the interaction between the Bai siblings in the early part (their cathartic release after surviving the mother insect attack), not to mention the character development...

(This is my first book review, please forgive any shortcomings, as it contains personal opinions.) This was the first post-apocalyptic book I read on Pineapple Bun, and one of the few I can reread multiple times. The first time I read it, I stayed up all night and still wanted more. The descriptions of Gu Yao and Chu Muge's close interactions were very detailed, and their interactions were very heartwarming (giving me an indescribable feeling). Although the book is set in a post-apocalyptic world and features superpowers, it doesn't fall into the typical tropes of post-apocalyptic superpower novels (perhaps because superpowered individuals are invincible?). In the book, post-apocalyptic technology is the main force for humanity to fight against zombies...

No book review? Okay, I'll write one. I trust the author's other book, so I think this one is worth looking forward to! The premise seems interesting so far—a seemingly reincarnated woman plus a protagonist who transmigrates into a book and becomes a zombie—it looks like there are quite a few exciting plot points. However, judging from the other book, I think more close relationships would be better, close relationships to the core. Even angst is fine; individual suffering and the world's tragedy make emotions more precious, as long as it ends with close relationships.

This is my first book review, so please forgive any spoilers. First, please remember a few things: 1. The characters have their own stances and personalities, and the setting is a post-apocalyptic world. If they do anything that violates modern morality, please consider this. 2. The protagonist is a male turned female, without a doubt. 3. After becoming a zombie, the protagonist lost most of her human concepts and feelings; she can't think like a modern adult. 4. Most people in this book have blood on their hands, including the two main characters, and quite a lot of it. If you can accept these points, reading this book shouldn't be a problem. This book is really good...

I listened to a song today, it was really beautiful. Although I'd heard it three years ago when it was first released, it's true that only a song where the lyrics, music, illustrations, and visuals all come together can truly move you. So, I suddenly couldn't help but write a short piece, which includes my love for this novel, some catalysts unrelated to the novel, and some random things about people. Please don't criticize if you don't like it. Gu Yao felt her body reviving. Although she had the physique of a powerful zombie, the power she felt now was completely different. From her heart to her hands and feet, her cells seemed to be actively activating, and the long-lost, vibrant life force made Gu Yao involuntarily tilt her head back slightly. Her diaphragm hadn't felt so powerful in a long time...

My brother felt the clothing description was a bit poor, not sexy at all. Details are important, it has to be sexy! The plot doesn't matter, I want to see more intimate scenes. The plot of this book is very exciting, awesome! It's just that there are too few intimate scenes. I hope the author can produce them as quickly as a production line! Keep it up, author! Don't care what others say, just respect your own mind map. But it has to be sexy, don't be too erotic or the book will be canceled 😂 Regarding reviews longer than 400 words, why do I have to say more useless things? Ah, mosquitoes!