Golden Immortal of the Corpse Path

There are too few people writing this kind of unorthodox stuff, even fewer good books, and even fewer masterpieces. And if an author writes like this, and it's not a masterpiece six months from now, I'll swear today that I'm doing a handstand while drinking water.

Pig's feet are something the Virgin Mary likes, come quick!

This is a piece of writing that masquerades as a ruthless and decisive saint, ugh. It relies on deception to attract traffic, truly the epitome of ant-like despicable behavior. That's all it takes.

The protagonist outwardly practices evil magic, but secretly is a successor to socialism.

I won't comment on the writing style, it's readable, but the logic, especially the underlying logic, is flawed. The first two pages alone were enough to irritate me. The protagonist is the caretaker of a mortuary, where a zombie left behind by his master is housed, which he plans to subdue.

I couldn't continue reading after the first few chapters. The person who claims to have decisive killing intent is just a saint. Saving people is one thing, but they don't punish or complain. An old man is terrified. Why bother cultivating immortality? He might as well go back to farming.

The author's tags seem misplaced; "ruthless, decisive, calm, and cunning" doesn't quite fit. Labeling it as "morally upright, kind, righteous, saintly, and a savior" would be more appropriate, at least attracting readers suitable for this book.

The story begins with someone releasing zombies that nearly kill the protagonist, who then treats them like royalty.

I really like the writing, so I'm sending out a red envelope to attract others 😏. It's a win-win situation for both readers and the author 😏.

The real protagonist, the nanny, repeatedly saves the disobedient and troublesome supporting character—what a kind soul! Then, when it's time to reap the rewards, the protagonist says, "Sorry, I'm taking too much." Tsk tsk tsk, what a kind soul! Keep going, I can't watch this kind of thing! Bye!