Recently, I saw some book friends struggling with this issue, let me explain it.

I believe that the zombie in the eyes of most book friends should be like this, the zombie can be understood as a corpse that is not completely dead, and the brain in charge of thinking is seriously damaged, but it can still retain some lower animal-like thinking. The cerebellar function is preserved in large quantities, and the movements are slow but not out of shape. Pain, fear, and other innate human weaknesses have been eliminated. It can be said that zombies have evolved from humans to creatures with serious brain degeneration. The actions they do belong to the instincts of all animals on the planet, such as the instinct to find food and get rid of dissent.

The protagonist in this book is actually like this after becoming a zombie, but please don't forget that one of the conditions for a painless zombie is that there is no autonomous consciousness, so when the protagonist of this book regains consciousness, his brain is actually no different from a normal person, he will miss his parents, and will feel sad, angry, and missing. Then the weishenme pain can't be recovered?

In fact, zombies are a kind of thing imagined in science fiction works, which does not exist in the first place, and since it does not exist, the definition of it should not be rigid. Just like we can't define Qin Shi Huang as a woman, because this in itself is contrary to the facts, but we can define that a certain eunuch around Qin Shi Huang was actually a woman disguised as a man, because this itself is apocryphal.

The creators of every movie, every novel, can imagine what zombies should be like according to the needs of this book.

In the same way, the same is true for the setting of the main god, what the main god is like, what does he look like, what is his temper and ability, who has really seen it?

Since no one has seen it, what about the weishenme author who can't set it according to the needs of the work?

Weishenme has to ask the book to depict the Lord God in the same way based on how others have written about the Lord God?

I didn't think about writing any god book, and I didn't even dare to think about it when I became a god, I wrote books for two purposes, one is to love to write, I want to write, I like to write. The second is to be able to love writing, want to write, and like to write while earning a little money to buy nǎi powder, diapers and toys for children. Then after reading so many infinite streams, I suddenly wanted to write a book that was completely different from others, and I was satisfied that it could be accepted by some readers.

That's all.