Traveler of the Myriad Heavens: Becoming a Second-Generation Jiangshi

Well, you can travel through movie worlds, yet you still have dietary restrictions? Why don't you just suck the blood of hundreds of millions of people in a safe world? It's like a girl asking for 200 for the night, and you insist on spending 20,000 on flowers, dinner, and gifts before sleeping with her! Don't talk about good and evil; the end of power is always good! Jiang Chen sucked blood for thousands of years, and in the end, he was good!

In "My Date with a Vampire," the Pangu clan, born with red eyes and no weaknesses, possesses various unique abilities and spells. They can create and destroy the world, though they don't seem particularly powerful initially; this is mainly due to the limited special effects in the TV series.

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You wrote a story about a second-generation zombie traveling through the world of medicine and Chinatown; the styles don't match at all. It's like you're a top-notch soldier, with countless merits and ruthless killing skills, and then in the next chapter you turn around and go to kindergarten to argue with little kids about SpongeBob SquarePants and Pleasant Goat.

Is this really necessary? They're already talking about the myriad realms, yet they're still bringing up this spiritual energy revival stuff. Is cultivation really that low-class? Do the gods and Buddhas in the myriad realms really not be able to live without spiritual energy? The sun is such a huge energy source, anyone who's not blind can see it, right? These days, just hearing that you can't cultivate without spiritual energy makes the whole book seem incredibly low-class.

Chapter 5 ended with the end of the zombie contract, and you became a second-generation zombie. Instead of trying to evolve, you played the saint, trying to justify yourself by saying you're not Kuang Tianyou, but you're doing exactly what Kuang Tianyou is doing. Why would you write about zombies if you don't suck blood? Fine, fine, but you're transporting yourself to a modern city?

The writing has reached the mythical stage. It would be best to wait until Yi Xiaochuan stands on his moral high ground and converses with Gao Yao. In front of Yi Xiaochuan, erase everything he relies on, then castrate Yi Xiaochuan. Let's see if he can still spout those self-righteous platitudes.

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There are too many private goods, and it feels like what you are watching is not a stalemate, but a semi-finished product of a mixed race!

This novel will probably be abandoned soon. It seems to be the author's first time writing a novel, a multiverse-themed one, and they don't even know how to choose a world. If you were writing an urban novel, like "Love Apartment" or "I'm Not a Medicine God," that would be fine, but you're writing about zombies! Consider this book just practice.