A Zombie's Travel Journal Across the Heavens

In chemistry class, the teacher had us do an experiment, adding liquid to test tubes with droppers. I was too slow and squeezed it all out at once. The chemistry teacher saw this and sternly shouted, "Add it drop by drop!" That year, the teacher turned into light...

I saw the second picture. I saw the younger sister was about to leave. I suddenly felt like venting. I'm so fed up with all these different kinds of older and younger sisters... In every author's favorite trope, the older sister is always a reincarnated queen, while the younger sister is always a reincarnated troll.

The beginning was good, but it went awry after chapter 30 and became discouraging. Every time something happens, all the protagonist does is run away. What happened to all the abilities the author gave him? It's incredibly frustrating to watch. If you have abilities but can't use them, what's the difference between you and an ordinary person?

What kind of writing is this... A masterpiece... (Laughs for privacy)

Spider-Man's abilities are portrayed as too weak. His strength of tens of tons is depicted as only a dozen times that of an ordinary person. Magneto's abilities are so strong that he could easily crush those Void Worms with a single Blade Storm. The Worms aren't that strong, just numerous. Wouldn't Magneto's abilities be mindless in a group fight?

Why is the focus of zombies never mentioned? Isn't the most terrifying thing about zombies their infectiousness? The blood dripping at the beginning could infect the little girl, and Deadpool is one thing, but Spider-Man's arm was torn off in one movie, and there were still no infected? Even rats, even if they weren't infected, would be studied, after all, they spit webs in front of so many people and survived so many bullets.

The concepts of the Main God Space and time travel are a bit too much for me; I couldn't handle them and they confused me a bit. I hope the author will improve them later.

That being said, if I had the ability to travel through time at will, and the ability to acquire the abilities and power of others by biting them, I could be invincible in a few months, or even less. The protagonist has such powerful abilities, yet he's so weak.

Ninety percent of novels these days have a younger sister; they can't write without older sisters. Seeing this so-called younger sister...

To be honest, this is poorly written. The sister character is off-putting, and the later time-travel plot where I help myself, plus the completely nonsensical synopsis, all pointlessly try to grab attention with clickbait titles. I'm out of here.