Traveler Across the Heavens: Starting with Mr. Vampire

To be honest, this book is a mess. He turns into a zombie and then goes to rely on Uncle Nine? What's the difference between that and sliding tackles before a tiger appears? It's one thing for a zombie not to drink blood, but to learn Taoist magic?

I haven't read the book yet, but from the synopsis, it seems to involve killing the Calabash Brothers to refine pills. I really can't bring myself to do it; my values ​​clash with mine. Sorry, goodbye.

You, a mere zombie, went to find a Taoist priest to cling to? Are you tired of living? That's truly wicked.

Why does he have to stick with Uncle Nine? Can't he just go out and have some fun on his own?

In this ridiculous SM scenario, the zombie has to be mindful of the female ghost's mood?! It would be strange if a ghost didn't run away from a zombie, let alone the protagonist having to obey the female ghost's every whim. What a joke!

If it doesn't even drink human blood, can it still be considered a zombie? Can it still be considered dark fiction?

A time traveler who's seen zombie movies actually claims to know nothing about a Hou!

It's like she's both a prostitute and a client, becoming a zombie and then learning Taoist magic, haha.

Is this book a dark novel? If so, I'll read it.

... What's wrong with this? It feels like the author didn't have any pre-thought-out settings, just wrote whatever came to mind, with too much personal bias.