Uncle Nine: I Turned My Master into a Zombie from the Start

Author, I feel there is a little problem with your plot... First, since the protagonist is designed to kill monsters first when he goes down the mountain, why not just write it as a female ghost harming people? The female ghost must be made the victim, and the love for the ghost's son is also written later, making it seem like the protagonist is helping the villain and the villain. If the protagonist is a villain, then kill more decisively, and there is no need to write about the experiences of the female ghost. If the protagonist is not a villain, it is really a bit of a helper. You can kill, you can do it for your own selfishness, but in this way, don't establish a positive image for the protagonist, as if there is still a bit of the heart of the Holy Mother. Secondly, don't let the protagonist act and stand up at the same time, okay? The worst kind of thing. One second he said that the business had nothing to do with Wen Cai Qiu Sheng, so why should he share their money? The next second he got angry again, taking 40 of a hundred yuan and giving the rest to Wen Cai Qiu Sheng, and then he even said that if there was business in the future, he would ask them to help him and so on.

Seeing a pretty widow and a female ghost being beaten to death and confiscated, it would be boring to not watch the corpse-refining ghost and not accept the female ghost.

Did Annie just lose it? Why don't you accept writing in such detail? I'm convinced too

There are too many scenes between Wencai and Qiu Sheng. The author likes them so much that he just made them the protagonists. After all, Qiu Sheng is still a real man, a daredevil, unlike the protagonist who is a yw.

It's absolutely okay to keep the little life and turn it into a corpse raising ground. We must follow sustainable development and turn it into the back garden of the Central Plains sect, isn't it? Treat it like leeks and grow it slowly, one crop at a time.

I just couldn't figure out the part about helping the Huang family catch ghosts in the book's twenty-odd chapters. The author clearly had many opportunities to raise the price with the Huang family's bad son, but he kept arguing with Qiu Sheng and others over the 100 yuan. The author's image of the protagonist is a cunning but kind-hearted clever ghost. Did you deliberately try to deceive the protagonist in this paragraph? Also, in an era when those with lustful hearts can take concubines, you should not raise beautiful and not bad female ghosts, but kill ugly female ghosts. This is your personality, so your first female ghost should be one that looks beautiful to ordinary people, but is killed because of its ugliness in your eyes. This is interesting. The first ten chapters of the author's book are very interesting, but the author's interest is lost after killing the first female ghost.

The reborn zombies of the Republic of China went to Neon to refine their corpses and become stronger. What a great novel. Go directly to the Japanese homeland.

If Huang Defa points a gun at the protagonist's woman, what will the protagonist do?

Just kill the widow ghost. Why shouldn't the ghosts of Huang Baiwan's family be killed directly? Can't you transcend it? And collaborate with Qiu Shengwencai? People look down on you in front of you, but the female ghost is about to die and still takes the credit from you. How can you still cooperate with shame? This is too cheap. What did Qiu Shengwen do to help you? Just give them 30? And you said you got the big head? Won't this account be settled? I divided 60 from others and got 40 for myself. Is this called a big head? And come on, you are an evil cultivator. Is this the case? Shouldn't they be a stumbling block for Qiu Sheng and the others?

The zombie army immediately wiped out the small life, all the men were trained, and the women stayed.