
The Outcast: I Use Zombies as Materials and Refine Jiangshi into Sainthood
一人:丧尸做耗材,我炼僵成圣
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 213k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
100Chapters
43Reads
5.9Score
5Listens
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The overall situation is still a bit overwhelming, so why not create a zombie army? If it were me, I would build an army of 100,000 zombies or an army of one million, overthrow the Qing Dynasty, and directly colonize the world.
It's quite good, and the novel "Killing the Wild Boar's Skin" was well received.
It's well written, not rigidly following the original plot. Goldfinger straddles two worlds, with a modern zombie planet and endless zombie consumables. This is a one-person fan fiction, I really have never seen the corpse-refining type, please continue to update it.
Immortality and the plot have their own paths. There are few bad points and no flaws, and the protagonist's character is decisive, comfortable and thoughtful. However, the protagonist is already very strong now. I don't know how the author will arrange it in the future. I hope it can be longer.
Damn, author, I really like what you wrote. Please hand over all your saved manuscripts. It looks really good, but you always show the climax a little bit at the end of every update. Brother Feng is very happy to see the novel you wrote, but you don't show the climax of the novel. Brother Feng is very unhappy.
It's good to read, but it's a bit of a fanfic that doesn't belong to one person. It's self-created.
The title says it's about one person, but it doesn't feel like it has much to do with one person. The protagonist feels happy and grudges in the late Qing Dynasty.
I never expected it to be unexpectedly good [Admiration] [Sneaky smile]
Dear book friends, please give me your support [salute]
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