Republican Era: Reborn as a Zombie, I Head to Neon to Strengthen My Undead Army

A village has dozens to hundreds of people, a town has a thousand to tens of thousands of people, even if the population is small in the small days, a town has a few hundred to thousands of people, and it is so hard to suck so many people. Look at Mr. Ren in Uncle Nine. He is so cute that Uncle Nine can't do it within a few days. You guys in these novels are not as good as those in the movies.

I haven't read the book yet, but why do you want to be Master Ren when you are reincarnated? Can't you create your own character? What I mean is to be yourself and don't wear someone else's skin. Even if you physically travel through the past and become a zombie, or you wake up as a zombie and have past life memories, I can accept it even if you travel through time in the same body. This Master Ren, damn it. . . .

Anyway, Neon isn't an eight million god, so he won't be restrained by Taoism when he returns to China later.

I'm not very interested in this kind of subject matter. I just read the title of the book and gave you a thumbs up.

Let's do a ten-thousand-day massacre. After it's over, we'll do an unlimited sweep of the entire island. We'll do it again every few months or years. In the process, we'll make reasonable arrangements to make some trips to foreign countries.

It's procrastinating, and the upgrade is so slow. I wrote so many chapters with a little devil, but I wonder how fast the zombies can upgrade by sucking blood!

The subject matter is good, but a bit long-winded.

Everything else is fine, but why write a smart system? The protagonist is like a puppet.

Strike hard at home, be submissive to others

It's too watery, and everyone's reaction would be lengthy, so the protagonist will briefly touch on it.