she who knew only to be bait in the beginning became someone who could maul a zombie with a chainsaw and put a bullet in it's chest even bashing ones face with a tr*sh bucket off the 20th floor 😅 she wasn't OP that's y most readers would chalk her UpTo be dead weight but to me it looked like a weak person becoming strong in dire circumstances n be willing to do anything for her dearest ones dog or man

ik a lot of readers didn't like her in the comments me too I was one of em but I love her now she had such a big character development from a lazy smartass to the woman she later becomes all those raw emotions were felt by me the reader too the anxiety loneliness uncertainty of separation the way they came to care for each other their mutual fierceness trust n protectiveness for one another was very endearing to read sorry ik it's not much of a spoiler

He should be hailed as a hero without any condition but the government told him that they could only give him glory after he joined an endless rescue mission around the world. Really? After what he had been through?

but then he gets bitten again and... for some reason, it actually affects him now? when before he was seemingly immune? what?

There's a scene where they're in a basement and burying nightsoil in the corner because they have to survive a zombie wave and can't get out. But at that point, the zombies are still mainly detecting humans based on scent, which they're aware of and have already made use of. So:

A: is there really no way they wouldn't have saved/tried to get any zombie blood to splash on the outside of the tub against the door to disguise their scent? B: why excrete in a corner when you know detection is scent-based, and not against the doorway? Yes, the air might be more foul if that's the only inlet, but living is rather a bigger issue, and besides, I doubt a basement with 0 other vents would be aerated enough for decent survival if they're down there for over a week.

At some point, we discover that these zombies aren't picky (they've eaten insects and animals at the market) and therefore aren't exclusively cannibals; they basically just scent for "living creature". We don't see them digging through sewage for "human waste remains". So C: no matter whether they're excreting in a corner or not, it has to be pretty foul after over a week. How are that many zombies unable to detect them past the scent of zombie blood, but able to detect them in the basement even though it probably smells foul enough to cover up?

The water in another villa is supplied via artificial lake. They bury a kid zombie near the lake at some point, which later gets dug up by other zombies, so it's not sectioned off. They boil the water but don't filter it in any other way, iirc. Like, even if zombies don't go into water voluntarily, none of the hordes/victims have gotten shoved in? Yeah right. That lake is full of dead body virus water, bro.

Speaking of potable water, why would you order purified water, buckets for tap water, and then fail to buy/pick up water purification tablets? Or barring that, chlorine bleach for water disinfection? Bleach is pretty common in most households, and potable water is one of the top survival needs. If the MC can download shitty Easy Recipe books, she can download a wilderness/general survival guide.

They run into a well-maintained high-end indoor pool at a later point; if the water's still clear months into the apocalypse, pool chlorine should be readily available somewhere near. But the MCs never bother with water purification/disinfection despite the zombie virus outbreak.

A 5-day-long megarain isn't going to flood a modern city to the 15th floor of a skyscraper, even if it's situated in a basin. The fact that zombies were able to perceive the MCs on the 15th-17th floors of the building is also really unbelievable.

Yes, the zombies gradually upgrade and are able to sense light/sound and not just "fresh food smell", but they're over 150 feet above ground, give or take. The abandoned villas and buildings they loot are abandoned and mostly zombie-free, so most zombies seem to just go wherever they think food is. There's no reason for them to randomly clamber up 17 floors of a fire escape for the MCs.

Later on, they briefly live on a nice island and are pretty self-sufficient re:food. But if seafood is so abundant and zombies can't traverse the oceans, there's no way the military wouldn't have taken note of that and set up camp on an island base instead. Sure, the MCs don't have the resources to carpet bomb the zombies there at the start, but the army obviously does, and if they have enough fuel to fly survivors out to bumf*ck nowhere in the Tibetan mountains, they can operate boats to get them to a island, especially one with a climate decent enough to grow things on. If you can operate a base on geothermal energy, why can't you use hydropower? Since the base in the mountains is the sixth base, then it's also not a matter of that specific base having super-powerful-secret-immovable-research tech or something.

Regarding the virus itself... why are there no zombie animals? If the killer pre-zombie virus can mutate enough to backfire on the World Domination Group trying to forcibly depopulate and cause a global zombie apocalypse, surely it can mutate enough to transmit from humans to other creatures.

I feel like the author tried to create a dumb but funny girl persona to give the story a comedic feel. (Tried and failed).

Everything the protagonist does seems very s*upid, bordering on the irrational.

She transmigrated into the body of a poor college girl three days before the [No System] apocalypse and just assumed it wasn't worth the effort to survive.

So for that reason, she decided to spend all her savings on a place to stay and on groceries (in addition, in those 3 days she opened a Live account to show how to survive the apocalypse, going viral on the app, which for me was pure s*upidity.)

Remember that she is poor, but she spent 10, 000 to rent a villa and the rest of the money was used to buy groceries that would hypothetically last 3 months, a few hundred buckets of purified water and a generator.

the origin of the "zombie outbreak" surprised me as well as the fact that there even was a realistic origin

Yes, ML's actual age is 48 years old as his body age stayed at the age of 26 for over 20 years. ML was experimented on that's why he could initially resist becoming a zombie after being bitten. Because of this, he became the source of the vaccine research at the end of the novel. Thankfully, he wasn't experimented too cruelly.

> Of course, the meat will spoil in the ref without power. A kindergarten also knows it.

>In the closed house how could chicken and other raw foods come. Also the sanitary napkin. She had a list and knew she didn't have one.