Zombies in the Last Days: Foreign Bodhisattvas Kneel Down

In the five years since I came to the United States, what kind of foreign Bodhisattvas have I not seen? The female professor was talking about equal rights in class, but she looked at him moving bricks as if he were looking at furniture. The Instagram celebrity took a selfie by the swimming pool. He passed by carrying building materials, and no one even batted an eyelid. The female police officer stopped the car and asked, "Bring out your ID," her tone was no different from that of interrogating a thief. Then zombies broke out. Wu Chaoren watched them kneeling in front of the hardware store and smiled. When these foreign Bodhisattvas were alive, each one was more capable of becoming a demon than the last. Mary's disease, money worship cancer, late stage white leftism, racial discrimination, there are so many problems. Later, he discovered that after they turned into zombies, they became even better behaved. When he was alive, he talked about human rights, but now he only recognizes him. When he was alive, he thought he was dirty, but now he actively rubs his legs. When he was alive, he looked down on yellow people, but now he bites white people harder than anyone else. OK! Since you can't be a human being while alive, then you can become a zombie after death. On the ruins of Los Angeles, Wu Chaoren lit a cigarette, with foreign Buddhas kneeling behind him. Blond people, brown hair people, and dark skin people all looked up at him. "Foreign Bodhisattvas," he exhaled, "kneel down." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.