
I Became a Zombie in Uncle Jiu's World
我在九叔世界当僵尸
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 502k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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243Chapters
4.8kRecommendations
16.7kFans
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Maoshan originally started with corpse refining, corpse driving, and corpse suppression. They almost always kill the innocent rather than let the guilty go free when they see evil creatures like zombies, let alone take on disciples. Besides, zombies' fear of the sun isn't based on any legal lineage, is it? It's simply a matter of yin and yang repulsion, like snow not being able to see the sun.
Whether zombie cultivation methods are even possible is an unsolvable question; we have no way of verifying it. Readers who enjoy the story shouldn't overemphasize its plausibility; just enjoy it. Readers who don't like it can simply abandon the series; after all, everyone has their own zombie world and their own version of Uncle Nine, and there's no need to force others to agree.
This is so fake, it's mind-blowing! Zombies are supposed to be protected from the evil, bad, and ominous energy of heaven and earth! They're shielded from the Three Realms and Six Paths, disliked by heaven and earth, and thus immortal! When did zombies get the concept of merit? Even if the protagonist has a cheat code, it's still not allowed! That's the bare minimum! And they even cultivate techniques! They even get registered! It's hilarious!
Just reading the synopsis is bullshit! A zombie cultivating Taoism and even accumulating merit? Even Shennong (the legendary Chinese deity) would be impressed. You're incredibly awesome.
The writing is good; not too much filler; no harem elements; no characters falling for women; the plot is reasonable; the villains are intelligent; hopefully, this will be maintained; the writing style needs improvement later on; keep it up! The author is good.
The author is clearly writing about zombies, but there's absolutely no sense of immersion. It's purely human-like, including injuries, cultivation, and spells—it's all written like a human. You might as well just write about people directly.
A born water ghost? Water ghosts can be born that way?
The updates are too slow, only one chapter a day. It's unlikely to become a huge hit. Author, keep it up!
I really like this book, please update it soon!
I'll start this thread; I plan to write 100 chapters first. If the zombie's characteristics are not highlighted in the subsequent episodes, I plan to abandon this project. The author writes very well, without favoring zombie characters; I recommend subscribing and watching. I can only say that I have personal preferences when it comes to reading. My personal advice is to avoid mindless criticism.