I'm a Zombie in Uncle Jiu's World

After reading the introduction, it's not like I clicked in. Zombies are not in the Three Realms or the Five Elements, and heaven does not care. Where does the merit come from?

First of all, I came in after glancing at the title of the book. When I saw the introduction, I casually glanced at it. I don't know what the author's thoughts are on merit, but in my opinion, if you want to get merit, it is at least the Buddhist journey to the east, which is the kind in Journey to the West. You don't just do some good deeds to get merit. Maybe there will be, but very few. Now, the protagonist is a zombie, not in the Three Realms and Six Paths, non-human, not ghost, not immortal. He is abandoned by all living beings outside the Three Realms and Six Paths. Then the merits will only appear within the Three Realms and Six Paths. Maybe you want to say that the protagonist is a time traveler, so you won't say it. Finally, the protagonist is A zombie. Zombies belong to Yin, and all Taoist methods have Yang attributes. You want to train yourself to death. Of course you can call yourself Hanba, but Hanba's is a gifted magical power. Of course, you can also say it is a gifted supernatural power, but the source of zombie's power comes from sucking blood, which is the freshness of all living beings. Blood and energy, if you don't absorb the power, where will it come from? Do zombies still eat? Lin Jiu in Zombie Taoist Master is so disgusting to zombies. Everyone who has seen it knows that a person whose mission is to eliminate zombies will accept you as an alien. Aren't you afraid of handing you over? What if you harm the common people? There is an old saying in China: "Those who are not of my race will have different minds." If it is so easy to teach you, China will not lose books such as "Zombie Master" and "Zombie Date". I will stop commenting here. The sources I mentioned can be found in "Zombie Taoist Master" and "Zombie Date". This is purely a personal opinion. "Zombie Taoist Master" is a TV series starring Lin Zhengying. Of course, it can also be found in movies. Not to mention "Zombie Date". In the beginning, someone else introduced you how zombies came about. Finally, let's break down the zombies. General Although there are four zombie ancestors in the legend, among the four zombie ancestors, only the general is a blood-sucking zombie. The general is transformed into a roaring body and has no soul. Therefore, the descendants of the general are also the same. The drought demon is a monster that can cause drought in the legend. In the countryside, it is believed that it was transformed by the dead within a hundred days after death... Ying Gou was originally the god who guarded the underworld sea. Because the corpse of the emperor's daughter Nuba fell into the sea of ​​underworld, and... Hou Qing It can be said that he is a unique zombie. He is the first zombie to be resurrected from the dead... Of course, this is what I understand. I don't know what you think. Thousands of people have different thoughts. What I say may not be correct, but I got it from some research.

Keep it up. Don't pay too much attention to other people's eyes

First, although this book has plots from Uncle Nine and other zombie movies, the storyline is really novel. Second, it breaks our common sense that zombies are not included in the Five Elements and Six Paths. We set up a time traveler to wear the zombies and got the approval of Maoshan Patriarch. From then on, he is not afraid of the sun and can still practice Buddhism. Third, it can be seen that the author's layout is still good, and these plots are connected together. Fourth, this novel tells us that the characters in the movie are always in the movie, and they are still very different from real people. For example, Ah Wei is no longer the arrogant and domineering one who only knows how to show off. There are also many flesh-and-blood characters in it, such as Ren Tingting. She is not the flower vase we think, a girl with her own thoughts. Fifth, the protagonist does not rely solely on the system, and the system is not invincible. If the protagonist is given some innate body or something, he will die, shrink, and be afraid. I hope the author doesn't want eunuchs, and that the plot can be more twists and turns, and it's better to break out of the rigid patterns of other authors. For example, Shi Shaojian must be a person with evil intentions. I hope Mao Shan in it is a man who understands care, but is united, and has a sense of responsibility for the world and the people.

We cannot ignore the protagonist's own strength and only focus on Taoism. The abilities of zombies are also very important. They must be developed in a balanced way and develop melee capabilities to use poison.

To be honest, when I saw the introduction of this book, I felt it was illogical, so I never opened this book. Today is a book shortage. I thought it would be idle to read a few chapters and criticize it to satisfy my inner pretentiousness. But after reading it, I found that the book was surprisingly good. Apart from the introduction, I couldn't find any major faults. The interpretation of various characters' personalities is also in line with my understanding of these characters, such as Uncle Jiu's protectiveness and good face, his eyes that jump out of his eyes, and Chizuru's integrity. This is the first time I have seen the interpretation of various ghosts, especially the theory of innate ghosts. Very good, a refreshing feeling. Like it. It has been added to my bookshelf.

This book is quite unique

Many people say that zombies are not in the Five Elements, and heaven does not care, so merit is meaningless. However, I think that the author's writing skills are still very good without following the previous logic. Since there is a system, why bother with the convention that zombies are not in the Five Elements? After all, where does this convention come from? It is not extracted from previous novels. I don't understand why those people must ask the author to write according to what you know. Don't you think it can't exist if it's not like this? Well, the meaning of this merit is very obvious, that is, it is to pave the way for the pig's feet to return to normal in the future. I don't think there is a big problem with this setting without discussing the deeper meaning behind it. It is just a novel. As long as the writing is good and the setting is complete, I think it is reasonable. Reading novels is to relax, not to fight. It is interesting and well-written. Articles written seriously should remain supportive. It is better than those articles that pretend to be cool and slap in the face every day to reduce intelligence. Come on, author.

Like a Taoist priest wearing a zombie skin, it does not reflect the characteristics of a zombie at all. It feels like the identity of a zombie is just to enrich the plot.

I'll give it a try first and give it a five-point rating. I think your theme is very good.