
Being Reborn as a Zombie Is Awesome
转生成僵尸太棒了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 174k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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It doesn't seem like it's a heavenly virtue. The way of heaven regards all things as mutt dogs, and all creatures are equal. The human race has a large number and consumes a lot of resources. It is the largest parasite in the world. Therefore, if slaying demons and slaying demons has heavenly merits, killing people should have merits even more. The protagonist doing good deeds and saving people everywhere should not have heavenly merits. It is more reasonable to increase karma.
Ordinary humanities in zombie skin...😅
Suddenly I thought, when peeling the skin, should I also peel that part?
I have a question, why do authors like to extend the timeline to just a few years or decades to finish the book about such an immortal creature?
I don't know why so many authors like to use merit nowadays. Can't you use vitality points, energy points, etc. You have to use merit points, but the protagonists in the novels are all murderers, arsonists, and killing everyone. Can this be a fucking merit? As long as the co-author is against the protagonist, it is evil. No matter what the protagonist does, as long as it hinders the protagonist, it is evil. Killing has merit. Is this a fucking merit?!! I just want to say that the content of this novel does not have any big problems at the moment. There are very few poisonous points in the content and it is not bad to eat. But the merit gold finger is really disgusting to me. Author, you can use energy points, vitality points, yin energy, and evolution points. Why do you have to use merit points? If you use them, you can use them. But what does it mean that the protagonist will have merits as long as he kills and kills? Think about it, is this how merit comes from? Killing demons and ghosts, whether good or evil, has merit, so I tolerate it. After all, it can be counted as human merit. But fighting on the battlefield, killing the opponent's generals and soldiers and still having merit is unjustifiable, not to mention that the protagonist is still on the rebel side, and the part of being a god is also poisonous. Killing the evil soldiers of the regular dynasty still has merit. Is this a demon merit??? Really, could the author just change to a golden finger? If you don't know how to write about merit, don't write about it. Why do you want to follow the trend but write it in a mess?
Damn it, cheat me out of the first place and run away I hope you don't need to use your legs when you go out in the future.
Can we not use the word merit? There is no problem with the content of the novel, but the use of this word in the novel is really ironic. As long as there is merit in killing people, regardless of good or evil, it is really better to use energy or other substitutes. Otherwise, you are really killing people and setting fire to the golden belt, repairing bridges and repairing roads without corpses. I don't know where your merit came from. Author, why don't you let the protagonist slaughter cities and countries? In this way, the merit will definitely increase, and then the protagonist will be invincible, and you can be a eunuch.
Zombies collect merit? What? What's going on?
The protagonist is too out-of-the-box. It's okay to watch a little bit, but it's a bit uncomfortable to watch more.
Will the evolution of merit lead to adulthood? It's better not to do it, otherwise it would be better to write about people directly.