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It started good, but then it gone downhill, sharply!

... more>> The zombie end of the world became interstellar war!

And there we have this chinese "god" who is so ruthless that create the end of the world, and dosn't care about human life, just about the plant vital "which is his life in another word"! For this I really don't know what to say, I just have to say thanks god that our god is not what this chinese people think and worship as god. Our god is the most mercifull and will not do this kind of aufull things to his people.

That a thing, but there is another thing in this novel that I really didn't like, here the only smart people, the only people who can "think" about how to face the zombies is the chinese people and country, and other countries and people are too s*upid that they don't know what to do in face the zombeis! They even have to reach out for the chinese goverment to assisste them from the very beginng of the end of the world.

As for the romance, actually I feel there was really no need for the romance, here the romance not just only a side plot, but something less than a side plot, It's something that barly could be found in between other plots, so I really felt that the romance was not needed in this novel. (At least to where I read, which is around 100 chapter far from the end).

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What I liked about this novel, espicially at the begninng of the novel, (at least until the interstellar world and the "god" who wants to kill people everywhere plots get started), is that the female lead is really realistic, not only she is, but also everything around her is like this, espiscially the army.

In this ovel, the Female lead was not overpowerfull from the begninng that she "a university student" who hasn't graduate yet, become more powerful and more thoutfull than the army, more than this soldiers who spent all their life in the army.

Here we have the army is a really army, and the soldiers are real slodiers. They have a wider view over things, have better understand than the "rebirth" her in term of fighten power and tactic and "she" who need to follow them and learn seriously from them though they get to know from her about the end of the world.

But this thing get wiped after she come from the interstellar world. Because she become the most powerfull and the most knowledg in the world beside the male lead.

And I also liked how she though after all what she get through in her las life, she didn't turn to a blood thirsty person like MCs in other novels, and she didn't go killing people here and there just because she didn't like them or because they just say one world she didn't like or because they might cuse harm for her in the future so she should kill them now to prevent that, or because they cuse harm to her in the last life. I liked that she looked at this people like, if you don't come to bother me then I won't bother you, and that's it.

And I liked that she -though it's for a selfish reason- she didn't ignore human life every where, nor she injoy seeing people around her die while she and whom she care about stay alive like what always happen in other novels. Here she tries to help people as much as she can without hurting herself.

Another thing that was so real at the begninng of the novel, is which she can make a mistake too!

She wasn't just because she get reborn and lived another live, she won't make any mistake at all, like other novels.

Here actually she make mistakes big and small ones, but she try to fix them, she learn from her mistakes.

Her biggest mistake maybe be her overly fear of the other system (the destruction system) and because she was afried that if she change so much things she won't be able to know what's going to happen, so she didn't reach to save her family when she first get reborn, espicially her uncle and aunt whom she loved as her parents, which lead to lost both of them again, she regret that so much after that, but at the time she couldn't do anything becuse they already dead and no matter how she regrets, she will never ever be able to fix this mistake of her and save them.

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Overall, this novel started so good, so beautifully, and it was better than many other end of the world zombies novels, but as the time get and the story get, the wors it becomes. It became so bad that I have to force myself to read, which is not enjoyable thing.

I read it raw before, so this review was based on not knowing the tags which I help taged now for other people to know :) <<less

Started off as a promising apocalypse novel with a strong female MC, but it is bogged down by the author trying to do too many things at once and trying to add in a system and rebirth and a mysterious entity who wishes to destroy the world. Look, I don't care what the luck values of everyone in the novel is, nor do I care about the mysterious ogML and ogFL who inexplicably love and hate MC respectively. I love a good apocalypse novel but for someone who has lived... more>> in the apocalypse for 3 years in her previous life, MC is not doing that great and just seems to be trying to get friendly with the military (who are obviously the good guys. That's some not so subtle nationalist propaganda right there). So far MC hasn't achieved that much. I don't even really know what her goal is except to kill zombies and collect points to clear her debt. <<less

The story is really good so far. MC doesn't ignore obviously suspicious people and there is enough tension to keep it interesting. I like that the MC doesn't have a savior complex and also isn't going for petty revenge from previous life events.

Okay, so this novel genre blends quite a bit (which might be jarring if you don't like the genres in question) but it really works for me so far. The female lead is strong enough from the start that the zombies are basically just background setting. The main problem as far as she's concerned is the survival of the world itself -- which frequently makes it come across more mystery than apocalypse, since she hasn't gotten any solid info from the system. The system is fairly annoying in the beginning... more>> with its terrible advice, but the female lead has already learned to only selectively listen to it.

She's also extremely prosocial for an apocalypse book. She does look out for her own people first and acknowledge limits to her ability to help, but she doesn't have a zero sum outlook about helping people. Any (at least somewhat decent) human left alive is considered a boon for humanity. Which connects to the most unusual thing about this book: she works very actively and willingly with the government. It's the only apocalypse story I've encountered with such profound faith in a non-corrupt military. It seems decently unrealistic but frankly less so than so many other stories where someone can save humanity just with their little group. <<less