Through the long years, there has been a fortune-teller like no other.
He holds an ancient book and wears dark robes. His calm eyes seem to contain all the myriad things in existence.
He appears in troubled times and travels across the land of the Nine Provinces, seeing the past and knowing the future.
Whenever dynasties change, slaughter spreads across the land, the age descends into chaos, and demons wreak havoc, he descends like a god or Buddha to save all living beings and restore peace to the chaotic world.
No one knows that two bloodlines within his body empower him!
Only a thousand years later do people learn the truth!
He is the most powerful inheritor of the Daoist tradition!
He is also the Zombie King, chief of the demons, whose bloodline is purer than General's!
The author has a vivid imagination. The first encounter with the Mao family is an ancient occurrence, the unity of the rigid and the legal system, and the result is the destruction of the result. One of the First Emperor's concubines eventually becomes a living being, walking through heaven and earth, destroying the souls of countless generations, opening up peace for countless generations, and implementing the laws for countless generations.
Hopefully, the author can clarify the origin of this fortune teller, and also provide a comparison of the levels of Ma Xiaoling, Master Peacock, Domoto Shingo, and the protagonist. That's all. The plot is still quite good. Keep it up!
It's very well written; I support the author to continue writing.
I've seen it on Feilu; aside from slight changes in content and name, everything else is pretty much the same.
The author writes very well, especially the protagonist, whose character is perfectly portrayed, detached from worldly desires.
It's so beautifully written!
I really like this book... There aren't many good ones like "My Date with a Zombie," keep it up, master!
Update soon! Of all the novels I've read, this one is my absolute favorite and the one that best suits my taste.
It's a pretty good novel.
I personally think this book is quite interesting. I hope it stays on quality and doesn't end badly. Watch out, or I might send you razor blades.