The Otherworldly God I Serve Is Actually a Demon

The column has my follow-up article: "After turning into a zombie, he fought with his mortal enemy." Copywriting In her previous life, Yu Qingran had been competitive all her life. In the end, he was framed by his friends, turned into a zombie, and was ruthlessly abandoned by his family. She wandered outside the base in a daze, her consciousness sometimes clear and sometimes hazy. I thought I would just rot and be forgotten, but one day I was picked up and taken home by a woman with a cold face. The woman's name is Chi Wan, and she is her mortal enemy. Whether it was before or after the apocalypse, she was constantly competing with each other. It's just that the other party never paid attention to her, and seemed to look down on her from the bottom of his heart. Yu Qingran originally thought that Chi Wan took her back because he wanted to laugh at her, or to take revenge on her and torture her. But he was taken back to his home by the other party, the dirt on his body was washed away, and he was fed and fed well by his side. She didn't understand why Chi Wan would take her home as a zombie when everyone abandoned her. In her previous life, until the base was captured, she never learned to speak again and had no way to get answers. Chi Wan died on the front line, and she slowly turned into a pile of rotten flesh because no one took care of her. When she opened her eyes again, she returned to an hour before the end of the world. Although the zombie body was reborn with her, she could speak, move freely and regained her powers. The most important thing is that everything has not started yet and everything is still too late. After resurrecting her life, the first thing she did not do was take revenge on the friends who framed her and the family who abandoned her. Instead, go to Chi Wan. "Do you like me?" She asked, voicing the question that had troubled her throughout her life. The cold and beautiful woman looked up at her: "Yu Qingran, why didn't I know you were so narcissistic before?" The whole world knows that Chi Wan and Yu Qingran don't deal with each other. However, Yu Qingran clearly saw that day that Chi Wan's ears turned red. Even though she is a zombie, a monster, an alien who covets human flesh. But as long as Chi Wan walked in front of her, Yu Qingran would willingly lower her head and put on the bite stopper obediently.

So not only do you want to kill the martyrs' families, but you also want to train their only descendants to become ghost generals and use them to work for your own family?

How can I put this ending? It ended abruptly, and it ended suddenly [eating melons] and it was very hasty. I originally thought that I was going to enter a new dungeon, but I didn't expect it to end all at once. Nothing unfolded. What happened to the protagonist group in the end was not said. The ghosts were all arrested, and then Mr. Miao was left behind for no reason, and it ended. This book has a feeling that it is coming to an end from about chapter 80. It is obvious that it is coming to an end. Of course, it is not an ending in terms of plot. It also feels that the author cannot continue writing and must end it as soon as possible. In fact, the ending of this article can be said to be not a natural ending. Placing this ending around chapter 80 will not affect the completeness and understanding of the article, because a lot of content after chapter 80 is indifferent, and even deletion will not affect understanding. All the branch plots are mentioned and wrapped up in the last chapter. It is too hasty and too simple. It can even be said to be a running story ending. It is not very exciting and interesting. However, the author often used various methods to make up the number of words. For example, when counting down to 300, writing a bunch of numbers can only be said to be a smooth landing, starting high and going low? The beginning was quite interesting, but after the middle stage, many plot arrangements were actually unreasonable, such as arbitrary combat power, inexplicable motivations, and brainless sweet stories. It was also surprising that there was no extra chapter at the end. I thought there would be an extra chapter to explain the follow-up of the protagonist group. After all, the ending did not explain anything except that the ghost disappeared. I'm currently reading the book Zombie Next Door, hoping it will be better than this one. At least the ending won't be so hasty. Think about the ending in advance and stop writing it so abruptly.

Except it was too rushed at the end, everything else was good.

The writing is frightening, and the preferences are gentle.

Is that starving ghost coming again?

I finished reading it today, I like it very much

The ending felt a little rushed, but overall it was very enjoyable.

Could Shangguan Yun be the villain boss in the back?

Why does it feel like it's a previous chapter when I look at it [question mark] [question mark]