Zombie: I Forged the Corpse King on the Anti-Japanese War Battlefield

Traveling through time and becoming a zombie hunter on the anti-Japanese battlefield, Lin Jiu's golden finger is simple and crude: killing enemies can make zombies evolve. An ordinary walking zombie kills ten Japs → evolves into an armored zombie; an armored zombie kills a hundred → evolves into a flying yaksha; a flying yaksha kills a thousand → evolves into a drought demon. When his first "Corpse King" was born, the entire Japanese army in the North China battlefield began to have a collective nightmare. During the Battle of Songhu, he let 300 "Golden Armored Corpse Kings" who had evolved to the third stage attack the Japanese tank regiment, cutting through the armor like tofu. Tokyo urgently transported the corpse of the legendary sealed "Yamata no Orochi" from the mainland in an attempt to refine the ultimate shikigami. Lin Jiu just patted the ancestral dragon corpse emperor next to him that was "borrowed" from the Mausoleum of Qin Shihuang: "Did you see it? This is called an ancestral zombie." That day, the water in the Yangtze River flowed back for three days, just because of the corpse emperor's anger. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.