Zombies are born from the resentment and foul energy of Heaven and Earth. They neither age, die, nor perish. Rejected by the realms of Heaven, Earth, and humanity, they stand outside the six paths of rebirth. They wander without a home, drifting from place to place. In the human world, they draw strength from resentment and feed on blood, using the blood of the living to vent their endless loneliness.
Soul ferrymen are among the oldest professions in the human world. No one knows when the job first came into being. Westerners call them the Grim Reaper; in the East, they are known as ghost guides.
What kind of sparks will fly when a zombie enters the world of Soul Ferry?
Worlds currently included: Soul Ferry, My Date with a Vampire, and Strange Tales of Urban Demons.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Then I want to ask you, what does a spiritual attack attack? Doesn't divine consciousness attack the soul? For a person who doesn't even have a soul, are spiritual attacks useful?
The current situation of Feilu's novels is that it has left the system, no one is patronizing it, it is a slap in the face, it cannot make transitions, it has left the routine, and it cannot meet the word count. When it comes to digging a hole, it cannot care about burying the soil. When it comes to the heroine, it is hugged backwards. When it comes to the plot, it is an eternal routine. When it comes to being exciting, it all depends on the brain.
Like the title, it's really funny. It's the first time I heard that the power of red-eyed zombies comes from the feedback of lower-level zombies. Have you never seen I Have a Date with a Zombie? Or are you just mentally retarded?
When you first came out, you wanted to bite Pluto. Why don't you bite everyone in the world? You're so invincible and it's the finale.
The first generation of red-eyed zombies are afraid of attacks directed at their spiritual consciousness. I'm afraid I'm not kidding. The general has lived for countless years without encountering a monk who targets the soul, but the general is still invincible. If the spiritual consciousness could restrain the red-eyed zombies, the general would have died long ago, and the Pangu clan would be eternal. The Heng clan spent all their efforts to create the most perfect body in order to capture Destiny. Naturally, it is also immune to soul attacks. Otherwise, the generals would have been beaten to death or their bodies taken away. It is really to deliberately create weaknesses for the protagonist in order to reduce the protagonist's strength. This is the worst kind.
Pangu bloodline is a zombie. Where did you put the witch clan and ancestral witches? Where did you put the Sanqing?
I was speechless when I saw that the first generation was still sucking blood.
The first generation of zombies didn't need to suck blood. Are you stupid, author?
Commentary on Chapter 10 Host of "Soul Ferry: Super Zombie" written by Little Snail [Yundian].
What the hell is your mother writing about? I thought I was going to publish the content of Chapter 18, which is mentally retarded. You can broadcast the content of Chapter 98!