You Call Zombies Summoned Beasts?

It's very good. I really like this kind of chapter about starting from scratch, which is a bit similar to the chapter about farming. It's this kind of chapter where you slowly accumulate wealth. It makes me feel very happy. However, there hasn't been that kind of exciting fighting part yet. I'm looking forward to it.

The subject matter and angle are quite interesting. The setting of the little zombie is the highlight, but the writing style needs to be strengthened. Some plot advancements and turns are not smooth enough. I hope the author will continue to work hard.

Let's take a look at it first, it's quite novel, but I'm afraid it will be troublesome if there is an emotional drama as it is written.

This is definitely an imaginative story, but it incorporates a lot of elements. I think it's very innovative and really beautiful. There are a lot of very secondary, Western chivalry. I even think this can be adapted into a Japanese-style animation to impact the two-dimensional world of Japan, like a light novel. Each character is portrayed in a three-dimensional way. The tragic story, the tragic love, and each person's pattern and means can be well reflected. There are many highlight moments, heroism, order, and fairness. I feel that the more I write later, the more profound the idea is. There is no absolute fairness in the world. A sentence in the Book of Order says that when the gold coins of common people are equal to the gold coins of nobles, this order can be relatively fair. There is a little feeling that shakes my heart. Lots of sobering words. Learned a lot. It took two days. I watch this when I go to sleep and wake up, and I also want to watch this when I have free time at work. The more you write, the more in-depth you become. 👍

This book deserves five stars. Both the protagonist's outlook and the characters of the supporting characters are very reasonable. And the most rare thing is that this book does not spend much space describing the harem. Compared with other novels that cannot be written without describing the harem, this book can be regarded as a god. The only shortcoming is that the protagonist is too kind and naive. However, with the guidance of veterans like Edward and others, the protagonist should grow up very quickly, so it is not a big problem. Isn't it a little too high to look at Lu Ya? The Immortal Killing Sword Formation must be broken by the Four Saints, but it can't deal with even one Lu Ya. Is this reasonable? Sanqing is actually afraid of those two Buddhist saints? Aren't you talking nonsense?

It looks good, the plot is pure, the writing is refined, the characters are delicate, and the characters are not brainless. From the first chapter to the latest chapter, it can be seen that the author has also improved his writing skills, and the foreshadowing is basically displayed. The unique idea of ​​​​zombie + alien world is also well integrated. The plot is not procrastinating, and the writing is quite detailed, ensuring that you remember the personality and background of each important character. The writing is very good, five-star praise

Worth appreciating, the subject matter is relatively novel, with the collision of Taoist culture and Western magical themes. 1. The protagonist strives to build harmony and everyone is equal to change the aristocratic slavery system. 2. Promote and promote Taoist culture to spread to other worlds. This is the first time you see a novel with this theme. You can read it.

There are relatively few novels based on the magical world, and many of them are unfinished. The story of this book is good, but I feel that some of the plots are not very good. This book looks good so far, and I hope the story will develop better in the future. Also, sometimes there is too much nonsense. A plot that can be abbreviated has to be detailed.

Although there are still some shortcomings, and the details cannot withstand scrutiny, I feel that it is already very good, unlike some Taoist essays that seem to be wonderful, but are actually messy. It is much better. Let me say something here. In fact, the real score in my mind is actually 4 points, but I would like to encourage the author. If you give me 5 points, come on, the writing will get better and better. Remember, logic must withstand scrutiny, and it is best to grasp the details.

The overall idea is relatively new, and those who like the combination of Chinese and Western can take a look. The character descriptions and details are also very good. Personally, I feel that the ending is too grand, and it returns to Eastern fantasy, lacking Western elements, and the magic is missing! The concept of the whole book can be understood as an Eastern fantasy character coming to the West and reincarnating in the world of mortals.