The male supporting character who became a zombie in a book is too sinister

Ran Piaopiao never imagined that one day she would be struck by lightning.
Wear it! She wasn't afraid, but dressing her like a zombie was a bit too much.
Fortunately, her space came with her, which was acceptable.
What she needs to do next is to make herself stronger so that she won’t be shot in the head by others accidentally.
However, when she finally became a human being, she discovered that the world she came to was actually from a novel she had read.
Good guy, he was almost shot in the head by the male protagonist.
Even if she can't afford to offend the male and female protagonists, she can at least hide away, right?
But what’s up with this supporting male role?
Why do you always worry that she will be in danger if she stays alone?
Shouldn't he be cold and disgusted with her, thinking that she was a burden, and then try every possible way to get rid of her?
But is it really okay for him to care about her so much?
She almost forgot that she was a zombie king.
Then again, my character was pretty good at first, a weak girl who couldn't even lift a finger.
Maybe one day I can show off my skills.
Ran Piaopiao was very satisfied with this. After all, she was the type of person who loved playing the pig and eating the tiger.

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