After Becoming a Zombie, Her Mortal Enemy Became Extremely Cute Novel Review
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By white cat, not a cat, 白猫非猫
455 chapters
2022
Description
Genre: Yuri (romantic relationship between girls) The world welcomed the end. As Lu Jia opened the door, a zombie pounced on her, causing her to hit her head and feel dizzy. Feeling the low growl and the gray eyes, Lu Jia’s heart trembled, thinking she was bound to die. Unexpectedly, the zombie l**ked her neck, and from then on, Lu Jia inexplicably started raising the zombie. This zombie turned out to be Su Mo, her rival at school. They used to be compared to each other, one being the top student in science and the other in humanities during high school. In college, they unexpectedly ended up in the same school and became topics of debate on the school forum, discussing appearance and grades. Su Mo always looked better than Lu Jia, and Lu Jia was secretly jealous. But there’s nothing she can do about it, unless she gets plastic surgery. But now Su Mo has turned into a zombie, and the beautiful face she once had is gone. Finally, Lu Jia has won. But this doesn’t seem right. In a post-apocalyptic world where resources are scarce, she has to provide food and clothing for Su Mo, and even take care of her emotions and take her out to play. This is supposed to be the end of the world, but she’s not only taking care of a zombie, but she also feels like a zombie’s mother. Author’s note: The story starts at a school but will later change locations. In the midst of the apocalypse, the main character just wants to farm and build, and take care of the zombie at home.
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Publication Information
- Original Publisher
- jjwxc
- Original Language
- chinese
- Type
- Web Novel
After Becoming a Zombie, Her Mortal Enemy Became Extremely Cute Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator
My Thoughts on After Becoming a Zombie, Her Mortal Enemy Became Extremely Cute
This title definitely grabbed my attention, and I dove into "After Becoming a Zombie, Her Mortal Enemy Became Extremely Cute" with a mix of curiosity and trepidation. The premise is certainly unique, blending the post-apocalyptic zombie genre with school life, yuri romance, and a touch of tragedy. After reading a good chunk of the available chapters, here are my thoughts.
First Impressions
Initially, I wasn't quite sure what to expect. Would it be a lighthearted romp through a zombie-infested world? Or something more profound? It quickly became clear that this story leans heavily towards the latter. The initial chapters establish a somber mood, focusing on the psychological impact of the apocalypse and the complex relationship between the main character and her zombified rival.
What Works Well
One of the strongest aspects of this novel is its exploration of the main character's internal struggles. The author does an excellent job of conveying her fear, sadness, and sense of nostalgia. The story isn't just about surviving the zombie apocalypse; it's about grappling with loss, facing past conflicts, and forging new connections in the face of unimaginable circumstances. The slow pace allows for a deeper dive into the characters' emotions and motivations, which I found quite compelling. The dynamic between the protagonist and Su Mo is the heart of the story, and watching their feelings for each other develop amidst the chaos is genuinely touching.
Areas of Concern
While I appreciated the deliberate pacing for character development, I can see how some readers might find it slow. The narrative style can be a bit dense, requiring close attention to fully grasp the nuances of each scene. I also noticed that some may struggle with understanding the scenes from the text. It seems that clarity can be an issue, possibly due to translation challenges or the author's writing style.
Final Verdict
"After Becoming a Zombie, Her Mortal Enemy Became Extremely Cute" is a unique and emotionally resonant story that explores the complexities of human relationships against the backdrop of a zombie apocalypse. While the slow pace and occasionally dense prose may not appeal to all readers, those who appreciate character-driven narratives and introspective themes will find much to enjoy. I'm cautiously optimistic about where the story will go, and I'm eager to see how the relationship between the main character and her zombie rival evolves. Just be prepared for a potentially slow burn with a heavy focus on emotional depth.
