After being cheated while working an under-the-table job in Tokyo, Lin Buyu's studies hit a wall and his life sank to rock bottom. Just as he was about to return to China for a change of pace, the Strange Tales Manifestation System appeared. The people of this island of ghosts would pay blood for the suffering Lin had endured there!!!
The beginner's gift pack gave him a furred zombie. By spreading fear and harvesting fear points, he could exchange them for more strange beings.
He could pick freely from the four categories of ghosts, demons, spirits, and monsters. Of course, Lin Buyu's favorite thing was raising zombies in Tokyo and secretly prolonging his life through evil cultivation.
It all began when a Qing Dynasty zombie appeared aboard a cruise ship bound for Tokyo.
It's alright. It's a classic behind-the-scenes story. Other behind-the-scenes horror and supernatural novels might be considered for censorship reasons, such as involving domestic official structures and reactions. They are generally more like Japanese horror novels with elements of eerie resurrection or rule-based supernatural tales.
Like the AI short drama "Ferryman" on Douyin, please release more episodes soon!
This is very well written. This is what you call behind-the-scenes work. You can't expect the main character to go up and collect the zombies, can you?
Intentionally suppressing one's own combat power, because the zombies given by the system are very valuable and have great potential for development.
It's incredibly good, especially the monsters, which are significantly enhanced. In typical fictional novels, the villains initially created by the protagonist are usually restricted in various ways, basically only able to bully ordinary people. But the monsters released in this book have the power to destroy entire cities.
I'm not here to judge AI, and I don't care whether it was written by AI or not, but at least it's quite well written so far. Here's a suggestion: change your cover. To be frank, this is the third time I've seen this book before I clicked on it. After all, for most people, this cover is really discouraging.
This is the true behind-the-scenes story; the protagonist weaves everything from behind the scenes. Unlike other writing styles, this one isn't indecisive, doesn't try to play the good guy, and treats everyone equally for the sake of development.
Strengthening the enemy Taoist priest, what you wrote
I give it five stars, even if it's shit.
I never expected so many Japanese people to comment! [Shocking]