Just after transmigrating into the world of Lam Ching-ying's zombie films, Lin Yifeng brutally kills his master, the Taoist priest Four-Eyed, and activates the legendary Evil Taoist System. From then on, he embarks on a path of evil.
In Mr. Vampire, he uses Uncle Nine to grind monsters, level up, and slaughter demons.
In Wu Xin: The Monster Killer, he refines Wu Xin into an immortal, indestructible zombie.
And in My Date with a Vampire, he becomes the greatest dark overlord of all.
Everywhere he goes, beautiful women surround him and throw themselves into his arms. Everywhere he goes, the forces of justice gnash their teeth in hatred. Everywhere he goes, heaven and earth rage, and both humans and gods are outraged.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Killing ghosts is not killing people. You can also gain evil points. Controlling ghosts to kill people is an evil thing. Killing ghosts can no longer harm people. Is this a good thing? The protagonist did not gain evil points when he controlled zombies to kill people and do evil things. The protagonist only gained evil points when he killed zombies. Do you have any misunderstandings about evil?
It was put on the shelves in the early morning, please support me. The evil person once again guarantees that if there are more than fifteen updates on the first day, if there are more than 500 subscribers, there will be six updates every day, if there are more than 1,000 subscribers, there will be seven updates every day, if there are more than 1,000 subscribers, there will be eight updates every day, if there are more than 2,000 subscribers, there will be nine updates every day, if there are more than 2,050 subscribers, there will be 10 updates every day, and if there are more than 3,000 subscribers, there will be 11 updates every day.
Update soon, it's best to collect them all
What's going on! Are all the books in my collection collectively eunuchs?
The protagonist always sneers, is he afraid that others will not know that he is not a good person?
There are two bugs in Chapter 38. First, without anyone introducing him, the protagonist just opened his mouth and said that the kid was Brother Seventy-One, and no one suspected it. Secondly, the place where Taoist Simu and the others live is so big, yet no one hears the protagonist ringing the bell in the middle of the night?
It's too unintelligent to write what others have written.
Why haven't you updated yet?
Take care, old man. I hope the next one will be better. You can consider a new starting point and try not to follow the trend.
Let's change Uncle Shi to Uncle Master. It's okay if it wasn't on the shelves before. It's not right to make stupid mistakes after it's been on the shelves. When you wrote it yourself, you said that Maoshan paid attention to seniority etiquette, and you always wrote "Master's Uncle" as "Master's Uncle".