First of all, the boy and the others went to the first town. Everyone in the town said that someone had come back from New Eden, and there were only cannibals there. Why do they have to go to that place one by one? They should at least ask the person who came back from New Eden to find out the situation before taking action, right? Well, some people can use the words "ideal", dream and other "literary youth" to explain this motivation, but I want to say that this illusory dream will kill people! They thought they would have a new and better life when they arrived in New Eden, but that was just their lust.
Secondly, the girl has such a big belly, why didn't they let the girl give birth to a child in a town led by a soldier before leaving? After they left the town, the zombie hunters complained that the girls would be a drag on their journey. Then why didn't he leave that girl in the town sooner? Didn't he know that the belly of a pregnant girl would get bigger day by day? Sure enough, the girl died on the way to New Eden in the end.
In the end, the black soldier who was with them disappeared, and they were all anxious to find it. Why is the last zombie hunter missing, boys and girls are not in a hurry? He took them all the way, and he was about to reach the place of their dreams. He actually disappeared? Where can he go? Is there any logic to this? ? Could the plot be more bloody? Could it be that the screenwriter has to let a man and a woman enter alone because it means the Garden of Eden? What about the zombie hunter, where did he go?
This open ending is good, I can continue with another ending. According to what someone said before, there are cannibals there. It is very likely that the cannibals captured the zombie hunter, and then put a hunter's necklace, and deliberately asked the boy to find the zombie hunter. Later, the boy came to New Eden, and they All eaten by cannibals. the end!
The illusory dream will only harm people, this is the reality!
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