Rebooting Earth

In the prime of my life, I've read for decades, dabbling in ancient and modern, Chinese and foreign literature, historical records and historical novels, epic tales, fantasy and supernatural works. From childhood to adulthood, novels have always been a constant companion.

At first glance, this novel appears to be a somewhat unique post-apocalyptic story—revealing the wickedness of humanity from the perspective of zombies. While the writing style isn't particularly polished, and there isn't much description of the characters' schemes and plots, it offers a unique perspective.

I started reading *Reboot* in September 2016 and enjoyed it so much that I've been following it ever since. Although there were a couple of breaks in updates, the author constantly revised the earlier chapters, making them even better, which shows their dedication. There are also almost no typos, demonstrating the author's meticulousness.

This book has the potential to become a masterpiece; it's quite impressive for a first-time author. There are no people with very low IQs; it seems that everyone's IQ is at the same level. The writing style is much better than other novels, so-so, but it surpasses 90% of post-apocalyptic novels. Some parts are written too bluntly.

Li Yapeng is in trouble! He killed Lu Xue, angered the zombies, and unleashed a horde of them—this is serious! He should probably think about how to quell the tide. (Reading a new chapter, subscribing to support, good article, I enjoyed reading it.)

This chapter is speechless, I'm shocked. I hope everyone will send me knives (symbols of violence).

I've long supported an author named Lost Traveler (though he believes he can't be called an author). His novel realistically depicts the survival story of Lu Xun and his companions amidst the corpses from a post-apocalyptic perspective. Fear, helplessness, betrayal, loyalty, trust, and perseverance are all vividly portrayed, allowing readers to experience the good and evil within a doomsday…

Celebrating the first anniversary! Keep going, Lost Path! In short, this is a super good novel! Hehe, this is the first male-oriented novel I've ever followed, and I only realized how unusual this post-apocalyptic story is after I started reading it. The protagonist is a zombie with only consciousness and emotions, and the beginning is very captivating. I love Xiao Hei and Xiao Bai!

So good! This is the first male-oriented novel I've ever followed, and it's also one I think is incredibly well-written! Because of my studies, I've only read up to chapter twenty-something so far, hehe~ I was initially drawn in by the title, but once I started reading, I couldn't stop! It feels like it's written in a diary format, and sometimes the ending of a chapter is really touching.

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