My Date with a Vampire: I Become a True God by Spoiling the Plot!

First of all, let me clarify that I'm not receiving any money, but I'm strongly recommending this novel. Let me just say a few things: all the previous *Zombie Chronicle* novels I've read—and I mean all of them—regardless of the abilities or systems, they all basically replaced themselves with Kuang Tianyou, turning him into a background character.

This is a decent story among Tomato's works. While it has flaws such as a lack of research into the source material, the pacing and character interactions are on par with Tomato's usual standards. Furthermore, the use of a system to avoid adding events avoids the criticism of being a "nanny-style" story, compensating for any shortcomings in the reading experience, and saving the author the effort…

For longtime fans of "My Date with a Zombie," this is a very well-written piece. It addresses some of the regrets and doesn't deviate too much from the main plot. Hopefully, it won't stray too drastically from the main storyline in the future!

The word count is too low, but it seems acceptable for now. Hopefully, it won't be like some spoiler-filled novels that reveal the whole plot but ultimately change nothing, with the story still unfolding as it is. Since it's already spoiling, there should be some changes, adding new plot elements.

I can't get enough, author! Please update more! It's so good! Everyone's character is well-developed, and the plot is quite interesting. As a fan of Contract Zombie, I think it's very well written. Keep it up! Looking forward to your daily updates! 💕

It's very well written. Every time I read it, I automatically imagine the voices from the TV series. It feels like the author is very familiar with the characters' speech, tone, actions, and psychology. There's no sense of deviating from the original work at all!

It's watchable; it won't be mindless or a forced attempt to please.

I finished the first book, and it was very well written. Although the ending wasn't very satisfying, it was still a reasonable and complete story. The second book starts with Ma Ling'er, which isn't surprising, but who is Ma Ling'er? She's practically a national advisor, so why does she seem like such a naive and innocent girl...? Has she not grown up yet? Is she still a little girl?

It's very well written, not clichéd or lowbrow, and the characters are great. I really like it and have been following the story. I just finished reading it three times out of love.

After reading the first 7 chapters, the characters were surprisingly not out of character and were written very faithfully to the original work, to the point that I could vividly imagine the scenes in my mind!