Jiangshi: As a Corpse-Raising Practitioner, I Can Transmigrate to the Apocalypse

Can a single zombie-raising sect control so many zombies? What do they use to control them—divine consciousness, blood essence, or perhaps a system?

The variety of zombies is too broad; the author lists many different types right from the start, which is practically a way of telling readers that the author is padding the word count. The multipliers are okay, but the author keeps calculating and comparing them to this and that, which makes me want to skip them. After just a few chapters, I lost interest in the novel. Anyway, read the chapters whenever you want.

You said one tael of gold was worth ten taels of silver, and one tael of silver was worth two silver dollars, meaning one tael of gold was worth twenty silver dollars, not one kilogram of gold. 78 Tons of gold only got 100,000 silver dollars? Do you even know that 78 tons of gold could buy several battleships during the Republic of China era? Would 100,000 silver dollars even be enough?

Qiu Sheng and Wen Cai are such sycophants, the two of them are protecting each other at every turn. They'll stick to the original plot; if they can't write it well, they'll have to go home and farm.

It feels like a web game novel; the zombies and stuff lack any unique features.

What the hell is this after chapter 68? And the word count is so low!

The armored zombie leveled up several times but still only stayed at level one! Haha!

Review of Chapter 32 of "Zombie: I, a Corpse Raiser, Can Travel Through the Apocalypse" by Tu Tianyu: This Zombie is Quite Polite!

Review of Chapter 1: System Awakening! A Double Transmigration Through the Apocalypse, by Tu Tianyu.

Regarding Chapter 2: Creation Zombie? That's pretty awesome! Of Tu Tianyu's novel "Zombie: I, a Corpse Raising Clan, Can Travel Through the Apocalypse."