The fourth installment of A Date with a Zombie [Urban Zombie King + Academy of the Gods + Talismans + Reborn + Single Female Lead]
[Zombie ranks are determined by eye color]
Zuo Zhu is hunted by the united forces of the Taoist sects. Gravely wounded, he escapes into a desert thousands of miles away.
While fleeing, he is caught in a sandstorm and swept underground, into the tomb where Hou, the Zombie King, has slept for ten thousand years.
Wounded by an ancient god ten thousand years ago, Hou fell asleep here. Seeing that Zuo Zhu is on the verge of death, Hou uses its own blood essence to turn him into a zombie so he can keep it company.
But Zuo Zhu is a chosen one, and his family's bloodline is extraordinarily unusual. After becoming a zombie, he goes berserk and becomes a never-before-seen Glass-Eyed Zombie.
Zuo Zhu's bloodline is extremely unusual. The moment he becomes a zombie, he loses control, recognizes neither friend nor foe, and is ultimately doomed to explode.
To save Zuo Zhu, Bai Ling uses a forbidden spell, the Great Spirit Summoning Technique, sacrificing herself and sealing 99 percent of his power.
Zuo Zhu descends to the underworld to ask for his lover to be brought back, but the underworld refuses, saying that returning the dead to life goes against the laws of Heaven.
His battle with the underworld draws out Emperor Fengdu, who tells him that Bai Ling sacrificed herself for his sake. Her soul has dispersed and returned to the Nine Netherworlds. Zuo Zhu must go there to recover its fragments, after which Emperor Fengdu himself will reincarnate Bai Ling.
In exchange, Zuo Zhu agrees to fulfill three conditions for Emperor Fengdu. The first is to fight for the underworld in the nether realm for eighteen years.
Eighteen years later, Zuo Zhu learns that Bai Ling's father is Emperor Fengdu himself, who made him fight in the underworld as punishment.
Zuo Zhu's power has been sealed in eighteen layers, leaving him with only the strength of a Purple-Eyed Zombie. To find and protect his beloved, he returns to the world of the living and enters the Academy of the Gods...
The logic ability is strong, and the plot is relatively broad, which has planted a lot of seeds. I seriously doubt that Ling Aoxue is Zuo Zhu's real last school beauty girlfriend. Haha, don't be overwhelmed. The male protagonist and female protagonist's IQs are very exciting. Hurry up and write! Will Ling Aoxue have an affair with Zuo Zhu? 😂, I will update it soon, give you a follow-up review, and give you a gift!
There are so many zombie demon kings. The appearance of Zuosuke makes Bai Ling's originally relatively peaceful life suddenly become more fulfilling. Haha, I'm just kidding. Bai Ling's physique should easily attract evil spirits. Zuosuke is the one who came back to protect him.
I finally found a book without a system and a zombie novel. I hope that the story of Bai Ling and Zuosuke will be more exciting later.
Ah, this update comes sometimes early and sometimes late. Can you post it together every day? The main reason is that I don't read novels at any time every day, but it makes me stuck. I want to read the next chapters, but I don't want to hold my phone all the time and wait.
After meeting Zuosuke, Bai Ling felt that he felt inexplicably familiar, but with her cold personality, she would not take the initiative to get to know someone she was not familiar with. Sasuke's initiative was neither right nor offensive to Bai Ling, it was very realistic.
I think this book is very interesting and I personally like it. There are many such novels that don't have a female protagonist, and movies like Uncle Lin's don't have a female protagonist either, so I feel like they're going to miss something.
Seeing this, I remembered the Hong Kong drama I watched when I was a kid ~ I Have a Date with a Zombie. TV stations no longer broadcast this old drama. I heard my sister say that when this TV series first started, she and her classmates talked about Ma Xiaoling after watching it. Coincidentally, the heroine of this book is named Bai Ling.
Chapter 100 is the turning point. After the hero and heroine enter the fantasy world, Bai Ling begins to feel and think differently.
It's relatively straightforward. If the author rendered it more, the atmosphere might be even better. However, it's still good.
Bai Ling is not very young, and he is really brave to go through so many zombies together.