He Kills, Never Saves: This Taoist Is Wickedly Righteous!

"Nine Revolutions Zombie" is a really good book, especially the part describing Lu Bu's hundreds of rounds of battle with Sun Wukong for Diao Chan. However, Xue Baochai was indeed too strong. If it weren't for Darius's outer edge cheat + Noxus Guillotine, that M4 six-times scope spray would have killed her.

It's incredibly good, but I don't know how it will develop. Little Hein... He's a very kind person, almost like a great philanthropist. He's grateful, kind, and filial. He feels he was born extraordinary, possessing two great destinies: the favor of the Heavenly Queen and the presence of many righteous gods.

It's amazing that it's written by a female author! No wonder her writing is so delicate and nuanced. The male lead doesn't have the flaws common to some male protagonists in other male-oriented novels, and reading about the blue-robed ghost and the girl was so enjoyable and respectable. The female characters are portrayed so warmly and powerfully. I absolutely love Mazu! Keep up the good work, author! It's wonderful! 🥰🥰🥰🥰

Excellent. The plot is fast-paced and decisive, with no major flaws so far. This book has the potential to shine anywhere; the plot is superb. Hopefully, it maintains the same pace later on. As long as the pacing stays consistent, it will easily score at least 9.6. It's a pity it was discovered a bit too early; there wasn't enough time to see it properly. But it's also fortunate that it was discovered.

A rare gem of a book. The beginning is excellent, the early plot is good, and the character of the Great Black Mother is well-placed. However, I think the story of the Curse could be expanded into a side plot, which would make it even better for those who have read The Curse. Looking forward to future updates, and hoping the current level will be maintained and not decline.

A fantastic novel! It's rare to find a book with such a short word count that I'm so willing to give it five stars. Unlike many clichéd stories where the protagonist starts with an invincible cheat code, the story unfolds gradually, revealing how the protagonist summons spirits and defeats demons.

It's really good! I wasn't planning on clicking, since I'm not particularly interested in folklore-themed content. But I kept seeing it on the recommendation list for days, and since I was already here, I decided to check it out. And wow, it completely captivated me! I stayed up all night to finish it. Now all I want to say to the author is—update soon! This is way too short! (˃ ⌑ ˂ഃ )

This book is one of the few good ones among Tomato's works, but some people might find the beginning too drawn out. I personally think that's because they've read too many wish-fulfillment novels. A truly good book must have foreshadowing and build-up, rather than starting with an invincible protagonist.

The writing is really good; the previous ones were awful. The author's writing is very imaginative, but does it not include personal experience? If you can update two chapters today, you can update three tomorrow, four the day after, and five the day after that—just keep updating like crazy! 😠

Great book! The story's details are captivating, showing the author's research. Furthermore, the protagonist's "cheat code" isn't a system or something out of place in a ghost story; it fits perfectly into the narrative and provides a satisfying reading experience.