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Reviewed by Kana

Who it's for, and whether it holds up.

My Thoughts on Corpse Wins After The End Of The World

"Corpse Wins After The End Of The World" presents an interesting twist on the typical apocalypse story. Instead of following a human struggling to survive, we get the perspective of a zombie – a pretty powerful one at that. I was intrigued by the premise and dove in, hoping for a unique take on a well-trodden genre.

First Impressions

The initial chapters grabbed my attention. The MC's cold indifference to humanity was a refreshing change. I appreciated that he wasn't needlessly compassionate, staying true to his undead nature. The revenge plot was satisfying, and the world-building, while familiar, had enough unique elements to keep me engaged.

What Works Well

The fast-paced plot is definitely a strength. If you're looking for a quick read, this novel delivers. I also liked the MC's OP abilities and the challenges he faces. They made him feel strong but not invincible. I particularly enjoyed the initial dynamic between the MC and his cat, Little Leaf.

Areas of Concern

However, the novel stumbles in several key areas. The romance between the MC and Little Leaf felt rushed and unearned. The shift from treating the cat as a pet to a romantic partner felt abrupt and, frankly, a bit weird. I found the ending to be disappointing and rushed, with plot threads left dangling and a strange, sudden alliance between zombies and humans. The ending felt like the author simply wanted to finish the story as fast as possible.

⚠️ Spoiler Warning

The following contains potential spoilers regarding the ending and the romance:

Several readers mentioned the abrupt shift in the MC's feelings towards Little Leaf once he gained a human form. The MC's attraction seemed to be based solely on physical appearance, which felt shallow and out of character. The ending, with its sudden cooperation between zombies and humans against aquatic mutant animals, felt contrived and unsatisfying. The introduction of a sea zombie king felt random and unresolved.

Final Verdict

"Corpse Wins After The End Of The World" has an interesting premise and some enjoyable moments, but ultimately falls short due to its rushed romance, abrupt ending, and underdeveloped characters. If you're looking for a quick, plot-driven read with a unique perspective, it might be worth checking out. However, if you're seeking a well-developed romance or a satisfying conclusion, you might be disappointed. I'd give it a cautious recommendation, urging readers to temper their expectations. Overall, I'd rate it a 3/5.

Synopsis

Ye Tianyi was the proud son of heaven, a man standing on the top of the world. Before the end of the world, he became the uncrowned king of the business world in his twenties. After the end of the world, when he awakened, he had 3 abilities, Thunder Element, Space Element, and Spirit Element, leaving other people far behind. Ten years after the last days, his abilities had already reached the 3rd tier, the strongest among human beings, and the only one who could fight against the zombie king. The name Ye Tianyi stood for the word “winner in life”. But God just liked to joke with people … On the day before the end of the world, Ye Tianyi’s half-brother Su Tianyun was reborn. At the time of the last outbreak, Ye Tianyi, who was awakening in a coma, was thrown to the zombies by Su Tianyun … This is a story of how a winner of “human life” became the winner of “corpse life”!

Corpse Wins After The End Of The World

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