Apocalypse: Spiritual Energy Vanishes, and a Daoist Embarks on a Fantastical Journey

The world changes, spiritual energy fades like a tide, zombies sweep in like a plague, and human civilization collapses overnight. The Taoist priest who once hid on the island and was far away from the world was forced to re-enter this familiar yet unfamiliar homeland. When cities are reduced to ruins, supermarket shelves are empty, and human nature is distorted under the weight of survival. Some people fight over a piece of moldy bread, and some do whatever it takes to fight for a hiding place. The Taoist priest clenched the sword in his hand, looking at the chaos in front of him, feeling bitter in his heart. He no longer had any special powers, but relied on his tough physique and rich experience gained from years of practice to begin a difficult journey of survival.

It is said to be a Taoist priest, but so far it has been similar to ordinary zombie novels. There should be superpowers in the follow-up. The Nuwa Stone has already appeared, but now it seems that the author does not want to write in the direction of superpowers. I will give it a good review first. We will see how it goes in the future.

So far, this is a pretty good zombie novel. I wonder if the protagonist will start to break through everything later and use Taoism to fight zombies. I am looking forward to it, but I also feel that it might become boring.

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It is actually a continuation of the previous book. It is very well written. I can see that the author is very careful. It is a pity that it is written in the third person, and the funny and pure feeling of the protagonist is missing.

It's pretty good. I have some special powers for the time being, and I'm basically being chased by zombies.

It's very good. I support it. I want to see what Bai Yihao's ending is. I hope I can see it.

A nice, classic zombie novel without too many bells and whistles.

I don't like reading zombie novels. I spend all day either fighting zombies or grabbing supplies and killing people everywhere to show off my special abilities. But you are an exception. After all, I grew up watching the protagonist. Your book is quite good so far, and it's different from those zombie novels. Try to update.

As a continuation of Taoist Uemoto, the author's writing style and writing level have improved by more than one point or two. The change of first person to third person has enriched the personality characteristics of each character. The group portraits and the connection between points are also handled well. The setting is also good. It can be seen that he wants to fill in some things left in the previous book. Come on.