Trapped in an Infinite Loop, I Became a Zombie

If you're going to write about zombies, just focus on zombies. Why use so many clichés? The title and synopsis are from a zombie perspective, but the content still has to be related to humans. What's the point of writing about human women? Just for makeup to make the protagonist look human? Ridiculous. Why can't you set it up so the protagonist can evolve and gradually become more like a human?

The data is incorrect. According to the author's algorithm, the average zombie's strength and speed are 0.5, But the author writes that an average person's strength and speed are normally 10 (strength needs to be 6 to do push-ups). So how can 0.5 Strength and speed grab someone?

The book started off well, but the data is too illogical. At the beginning, a normal zombie had a strength of 0.5, And a zombie with a strength of 6 could do push-ups. Since an adult's strength is basically 10, then no matter how many zombies with a strength of 0.5 There are, it's useless. They're about the same strength as a kitten; a hundred of them couldn't beat one armored person. It's like a human fighting an elephant—completely illogical. I hope the author can seriously revise the data.

This book is ruined if it contains women.

At first, it seemed pretty good. But gradually, it became less and less satisfactory. Everything else was alright. I'll just talk about this power system. It's so low-level. Let's just look at this God's Space. The giant light sphere is there. But don't you see? As a God, would his reincarnation squad only have a dozen or so? Shouldn't reincarnation squads be in the hundreds of millions?

I thought it was a story about ruling over zombies, becoming the big boss, turning all the zombies into an army, and launching a counterattack against the worlds. But it wasn't. If you could rule over zombies, make them stronger, and then use a system to rule the worlds, turning all the worlds into zombie worlds and becoming a new race, that would be awesome!

When writing a book, you must be firm in your direction. If there are more than two female protagonists, it becomes a harem novel, and those who can't stand it have already left. Whether you choose those two women as the female protagonists is your business. But if a non-human is still flirting with human women without killing them or even keeping them, then it's already a harem!

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Ever since the bespectacled guy joined the team, the protagonist has started acting stupid! Can't they at least let the protagonist keep up with the pace? He's been like a curious little kid the whole time; his character is ruined!

I've reached chapter 68 and discovered a huge bug that I can't stand. The reincarnator, Koizumi Masao, lost his abilities. I initially thought he wasn't exchanging for them because he ran out of reincarnation points and story points. But this low-level reincarnator, who hasn't even unlocked his genetic potential, still has D-rank story points! What's he doing?