My Date with a Vampire: I’m a Fortune-Telling Celestial Master, Yet I’m Actually the Zombie King?

It's a long story, really freaking out. Is the protagonist an idiot? Or a saint? Zombie King? Zombie my ass! If the enemy is right in front of you, you either kill them or you destroy them. Destroy them my ass! This is outrageous! They opened the door for me! What an idiot!

The Five-Colored Messengers aren't the zombie Black Rain, they're second-generation zombies! That's ridiculous! The Five-Colored Messengers were created by Nuwa, possessing the qualities of confusion, jealousy, resentment, power, and infatuation. Their strength is that of a demigod, below the first-generation red-eyed zombies and above the second-generation green-eyed zombies.

After reading the part about My Date with a Vampire, the rest became boring. As the protagonist, he appeared in very few scenes. Other people who transmigrate into books do so to increase their strength or find a partner, but instead of improving his strength, he went to Uncle Nine's zombie world to tell fortunes.

I just want to ask, can't we have one without a female lead?

The author of *My Date with a Vampire* has clearly not read the third book. It's already over a hundred chapters; he should be reading the third one by now. Look at the rubbish he's written! The Pangu race was created by perfect humans from the previous calamity, not by fate. If they had been created by fate, they would have wiped them out in a heartbeat. To escape fate, the humans of the previous calamity all fled to the Eternal Kingdom, wandering the universe in search of a world without fate.

I'm not planning to read any further; I already know what you're going to write next. The protagonist is just a background character, constantly trying to show off, but he doesn't even do it well. His speech is rambling and incoherent, missing the point entirely. The ending of My Date with a Vampire 3 was completely baffling. The whole thing feels like reading nonsense, just endless repetition.

What kind of garbage is written after chapter 200? It's definitely been rewritten; the protagonist's personality is completely different before and after.

The beginning was okay, but after "My Date with a Zombie" it just copied movie plots. The main characters never appeared. If I wanted to see the plot, I'd just watch a movie. Instead, you directly copied the plot.

What kind of nonsense is this novel? Why let the female zombie go after killing so many people?

Are we no longer allowed to use the word "country" in novels?