weird question: do zombies feel pain? like emotionally. i think…. YES!
i feel like the moon’s phases are lowkey controlling guwon
this is starting to feel like an experiment. like they’re rats in a maze.
maybe the vet used to be a test subject too.
i wonder how long it’ll take for someone to snap completely.
i think guwon should start a podcast
if the vet had a twitter, he’d be insufferable
this story lowkey anti-child. thoughts?
what if jinwoo is actually just really tired and hallucinating all of this
someone said this was inspired by peppa pig. thoughts?
guwon is literally me when i don’t eat breakfast
why is no one talking about the chairs. like… where do they sit
i think they should all just talk it out over some soup
bring back that one guy from chapter 2. i miss him. he was weird.
unpopular opinion: the zombies are making some points.
wait… has anyone ever seen guwon & the vet in the same room?
i read this backwards and it still made sense. explain that.
if you squint, this is just a romcom
jinwoo has rizz but in a morally ambiguous way.
not to be rude but the villagers need to log off.
Being moral is good and all, but when you are living in a dying world with resources that runs up quicker than you can say kumbayah, only the ruthless makes it to the end. Every hero is seen as a genocidal maniac from those that they've overpowered, even in modern times, a lot of those with psychopathic/sociopathic tendencies achieve greatness in life.
I find this development to be a good one, instead of making the ML a flat, strong but sensitive type of generic lead, author actually gave him backbones that make sense to his character profile- he's the leader of a dystopian group, for goodness sake, when everything is messed up and scarce, people do tend to go to the extremes just to survive, also what was he supposed to do? if he spared him at the last minute, that would be showing favor which would 1. decrease loyalty from his followers who tried their best to adhere to the laws themselves, 2. create animosity for the spared "criminal" from the other townsfolk (because why was he spared and not the others?) and 3. show weakness to the leader - if he can do it once for someone, then others could just pull a sob story and use it to justify going against the law.
Everything's cyclical anyway, once this extremity reaches a boiling point it is bound to pop. Maybe the kid will take revenge, maybe the MC will lead a rebellion against the ML, maybe they both lose their minds in the end. This story can go multiple ways and I find that's what makes it really interesting so far.