Infinite: Zombies

What I also want to say is that this author wrote all his settings in one go. Is it necessary to write so many chapters for this kind of thing? I can think of it as water. Why is the protagonist called the protagonist? It's too much for you to have no scenes in several chapters.

There is too much nonsense. There are so many explanations. It's always the same sentence: I am Fan Kang. Are you doubting my IQ because you can't tell that the protagonist's surname is Fan Kang?

No matter what, you have to take the test as the main god, otherwise you are just a prop person as they say, tortured by your inherent destiny, but you are the protagonist, and there is a twist in all this, which makes me very annoyed. This setting is very painful.

You idiot, your tendon is tied into a tight knot, why not tie it into a bow tie? Let me see if you can stretch your tendon.

I thought you had forgotten that he can reach Nirvana. He hasn't been used for so long. Fortunately, the skill is still there and I feel relieved.

If you win, you are a hero; if you lose, you are a **

This product is produced by the Lord God, and you are not blessed to accept it.

There was more than one, and the protagonists were given a suspense when they finally arrived on the island.

It's 12 chapters and I've barely talked about the protagonist... I haven't gotten to the point yet... Is the protagonist still conscious... Forget it, I can't... I can't stand it... Farewell!

The character of the male protagonist who just passed through is different from what is described later, but the flaws are not hidden, the plot is compact and not superficial, and overall it is still good to watch.