Invading the Myriad Worlds with Endless Undead

Are only skeletons? Zombies, ghouls, abominations, ghouls, dark knights, death knights, evil knights, bone dragons, liches, and other undead need to be dealt with as soon as possible.

I'm starting this thread for several reasons. First, the plot is very expansive, and some things are hidden. Second, the issues that everyone is complaining about have actually been explained or hinted at in the book; you just haven't read it carefully or thought about it thoroughly. Third, I'm practically ready to give away official spoilers, so please read carefully before commenting. How could I have left such a huge plot hole?

You can tell the author what type of story you'd like to read, and if possible, they'll arrange to write it.

What is a "natural disaster"? Here's a brief overview of what "natural disasters" are. Currently known natural disasters include: Omnics, Undead, and Zerg. Natural disasters represent calamities brought by the heavens, unparalleled combat power, and also represent forces beyond our control.

A zombie that grows by feeding on souls is being influenced by the obsession of a fool? What a load of rubbish! Shouldn't it just be eaten directly? The poison is too much for it to handle.

Hundreds of thousands of people entering a primeval forest to fight over a hundred thousand well-organized, fearless, and seemingly invincible undead who can go anywhere, have you considered how much food and supplies such a large number of people would consume in a single day?

They've all turned into dead men and ghosts, lacking any of the qualities they should have. You might as well have written about a cold-hearted person instead.

It was quite good at first, but it got boring when everyone started hunting undead because the Soul Fire could enhance the soul. The Soul Fire is the living manifestation of the undead, meaning the undead won't die as long as the fire is extinguished. That Soul Fire is the undead's self, representing their memories.

Later on, it got so addictive that even using the free coins didn't seem worth it! The premise is quite good. We've already overlooked all the major and minor issues, but now there's this woman with a deep-seated obsession, who also belongs to another force, and we're getting entangled with her because she's being threatened; because of her, she's willing to do anything…

Ha! Invasion? You save the life of someone who bullies you and give resources to those who are chasing you. You rescue a woman you don't even know. Is that an invasion? And Western undead are Western undead, Chinese zombies are Chinese zombies. Don't be an idiot and mix them up.