Baldy! Let Go of My Materials!

Hahahahahahahahaha From the first time I saw this article to now when I re-read it, I still can't help laughing. I have read quite a lot of novels, and I have dabbled in most of them, even though I have not finished them all. I have read a lot of articles about zombies and the apocalypse. Most of them rely on golden fingers to practice special skills. In the early stage, they are obscurant and in the later stage, they torture the scumbag men and bitches they met in their previous lives to death and then reach the pinnacle of life and look down on the world. Moreover, the protagonist's special skills can only barely kill zombies at the beginning, which is always a bit unsatisfactory. After all, it is ancient cultivation. Taoist priests in the world are capable of catching ghosts and collecting monsters. There is no reason for cultivation to have to spend so much effort to deal with slow-moving zombies that have not yet been upgraded and do not know spells and are not erratic_(:з∠)_ Moreover, many articles focus on the particularity of the protagonist. Only the protagonist or a small group of people have special skills, and the others have awakened powers at most. This contrast between the special and the general is really refreshing, and watching the protagonist surpass the superpowers with his special cultivation skills and finally kill everyone and reach the pinnacle of life is like flying. However, similar routines are used so much that it feels a bit familiar. In fact, before reading this article, I never thought that modern cultivation schools could actually open training schools_(:з∠)_ The school, which is officially a private vocational college, actually has part-time cultivation. The students can turn paper into cranes, fly with swords, and can refine corpses and make elixirs. This setting is very interesting. Low-level zombies can only be used as trainers. I completely agree. After all, they are things that ordinary people can kill with headshots if they have the courage and strength. They should not be worth mentioning in the eyes of people who have achieved some achievements in cultivation. This kind of collective cool feeling is more exciting than having only one protagonist. This is what Sanjia is like! And, even though I know it's unlikely, I still hope to be able to tell the story... ( ?▽` ) So, are you still thinking about the plan?

I laughed so much that I spit out the biscuits.