[Apocalypse + rebirth + zombies + awakening + combat]
Ten years into the apocalypse, Wang Jing is reborn.
Using intelligence from ten years in the future, Wang Jing awakens a superpower right away: Corpse Collector!
By preparing corpses for burial, he can acquire the dead person’s skills, physical attributes, and even memories.
And he can stack all of these things onto himself without limit! It’s terrifying!
Wait a minute! Zombies are corpses too, aren’t they?
His two-faced ex-girlfriend? Chop her down with one stroke! His enemies from his past life? Crush them with one punch!
Even against an S-rank Corpse King, Wang Jing only needs one punch, then he can collect the body and prepare it for burial!
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On battlefields across the land, a man lounges atop a battered suit of armor, leisurely chewing on a ration bar. “Come on, fight harder! Don’t be afraid of dying. If you die, I’ll collect your body. I’m really good at it!”
Too much nonsense, indecisiveness. This kind of plot is the most annoying when the school beauty is clinging to you.
Luckily I read the ending beforehand, otherwise I would have ended up reading a terrible book.
It started off well, but it fell apart around chapter 112. The writing became incoherent and disjointed; I had no idea what it was all about. I even wondered if it was written by an AI.
Ah... The writing style is hard to describe. I saw this on Douyin (TikTok), and the writing style on Douyin is quite different from this one.
A weak and incompetent protagonist is not worth watching.
I can tolerate the minor flaws, but there are quite a few typos. I suggest the author pay more attention to this while writing the book. [Learned something] It's been a few days, and you've finished it! [Fear]
That concludes the story.
There are quite a few typos.