Half-Zombie Farming

Unbelievable! This is Hua Yun, who could fight to a standstill with the troublesome Ye Xi, and even leave Ye Xi with unforgettable memories.

Is this the same Hua Yun, the woman the capricious Night King can't forget, with whom he has a love-hate relationship? They're completely different.

Seeing my nemesis in an even worse state made me feel relieved.

Hua Yun... Do you know that the Night King likes you?

I was so angry after reading the first few chapters of this book. The protagonist's parents are both useless, and the whole family is worthless.

…I was looking for comments, but they were all just posts offering low-level experience points. I'm speechless.

I originally wanted to read about the human nature amidst a zombie apocalypse, but this book has almost no zombies and mainly focuses on the intrigue and power struggles in an ancient rural area. It's not a mainstream subject, so many people might not be able to enjoy it. However, I hadn't read this type of book before, so it was surprisingly interesting.

While not quite braised pork or steamed sea bass, it was still a delicious side dish of congee. I spent a day and a half reading the whole book in one go. Zombies—certainly different from other female protagonists who transmigrate through cultivation novels—are much more ruthless and unrestrained.

The female lead's parents are really something else. Thankfully, her mother's personality softened later, but her father remained as foolish as ever. Their comfortable life was all thanks to the female lead's hunting and selling of the game; most of the family's money belonged to her.

No zombies, no cultivation novel; this is just a romance novel and it's boring. The female lead is too much of a burden and not decisive enough. Ye Xi is much better.