Jiangshi: With Heaven-Defying Comprehension, I Join the Chat Group

This is a typical writing style of a struggling writer: criticizing one author while praising another. When Xiao Yan began cultivating the Burning Flame Technique, he endured three years of ridicule and sarcasm. A few humiliations in your novel are insignificant to him. To portray Xiao Yan as a petty thug who serves to highlight the "protagonist" is something only weaklings like you could do.

You can change the world, yet you still need to keep buying spirit stones to cultivate. Your comprehension is so amazing, yet you've never thought of using other energies to replace spiritual energy. You create a new cultivation technique but dare not upload it, afraid others will learn it and use it against you?

Is this data manipulated? The first three chapters have already left me speechless. What does the protagonist's abundant yang energy have to do with his extraordinary comprehension? And then it gets dragged into the topic of the soul? That's not the point. The point is, in a zombie world, you're telling me only Taoist priests have magical powers? Is that some kind of ridiculous claim?

What the heck? My godlike comprehension needs to be activated only when I use it? What, is my brain offline?!

That's outrageous. The Great Emperor is indeed amazing—after all, a Gu King is a rare find, nurtured only once every tens or even hundreds of thousands of years in a universe—but that's only amazing at the mortal level. Even in terms of talent and potential, they might not be much stronger than those who ascend to immortality in the cultivation world.

Duan Zhengchun, an irresponsible playboy, is a romantic?! This is the first time I've heard this. If he were a romantic, how could he abandon several women he slept with for over a decade without any regard for them? Didn't he know how serious a sin it was for a woman to lose her virginity before marriage in his era? You say he committed suicide? It's not hard to understand why.

They rely on chatting to manipulate others, and then hypocritically spout conspiracy theories; they're just like someone who curses their master after putting down their bowl.

Does this mean the protagonist isn't planning to take Xiao Yixian as his concubine? Okay, fine, if he doesn't want to take Xiao Yixian, then so be it. I wonder what the author plans to do with Medusa and Yun Yun? If the protagonist doesn't take them in and Xiao Huohuo does instead, even fewer people will likely read it. The plot handling has already been criticized by many, and if the author pulls another stunt here with the concubine taking, it'll probably be pretty much over!

Chapter 80: A Nascent Soul cultivator can't even destroy a city? You shouldn't be writing such a weak cultivation story.

The martial arts world trying to piggyback on the cultivation world is truly absurd. What are zombies supposed to fight back then? They can't be killed even with martial arts. Even the supernatural world, however bad, is still better than martial arts.