Starting in the City with Mr. Vampire

It's okay to sleep with someone else's daughter, why can't the father save him? Ninety-nine percent of those who write about Uncle Nine are going to kill Mr. Ren. I don't know how dark-hearted you people are. You even pretend to be guarding the Ren family for a day or two. In the end, it's as if you didn't write anything. You kill Mr. Ren.

It's too poisonous. You can forget the plot even if you traveled through time. It's only been a few months. How stupid. Then don't write time travel stories. People who directly write about the zombie world are better than you when they get the system. Author, you are really Lucky.

Damn it, author, if you don't want to write the plot, don't mention it. Since you've seen the movie, why do you want to write about the main character traveling through three months and having a blurred memory?

**Three months into another world! I forgot about the plot! Talented authors can set this up!

In Uncle Zombie, Taoist priest Qianhe is dead and cannot be saved. In Mr. Zombie, Mr. Ren is dead and cannot be saved. It just feels like there are more people, and there is no sense of involvement in the plot except for picking up girls.

After looking at the resume and the first few pictures, I thought it was about Buddhism and Buddhist practices, but I didn't expect it to be about Taoism. There are ten novels about ghost movies. All ten of them are about Buddhism. Are there any about Buddhism? It's not that preaching is not good, it's just that I'm tired of it.

Did your ass grow eyes?

The pig's trotters are Buddhist disciples, but all they use to subjugate and eliminate demons is Taoism.

What the hell is this written? The protagonist seems to have no idea about the plot. In the first few pictures, he said that he traveled through time because of watching the Uncle Zombie movie, and then he didn't know that zombies would appear.

He is obviously a disciple of Buddhism, but he only learns Taoist magic.