Hong Kong Cinema, Starting as a Zombie

I'm here! I finished it in one go. The book has a great concept, but the main character isn't very bright; maybe he got eaten by a zombie? What's the foreshadowing regarding Miss Ren? And what's the background of the zombie that bit the protagonist? I'm really itching to try it out, but there's too little content. I hope it gets released soon so it can be released more quickly. Also, little brother, since you can use it now, why aren't you using it? It's still a virgin zombie, what's going on? 😰

Chased by Uncle Nine, he jumped into the sea and slept for seventy years, but in the end, those who wanted to lick his boots still continued to do so... Being hunted down is one thing, after all, Maoshan is a place of opposing forces between good and evil, and becoming Uncle Nine's disciple isn't a big deal either. But Uncle Nine still owes the protagonist an answer.

This novel is amazing! Right from the start, Uncle Nine says the protagonist's intentions in becoming an apprentice are impure. The protagonist only bought some guns and cannons from the foreigners and got involved with Ren Tingting. These things are completely harmless to Uncle Nine. Even when Ah Wei messed with Uncle Nine, Uncle Nine only retaliated with some pranks.

It's too poisonous. Unless you have the skills of Shennong (a legendary Chinese hermit), it's best not to test poison.

The reason the protagonist, after becoming a zombie, possesses sanity is likely because he believes he is human, not a zombie, even though his body is that of a zombie. Others who become zombies are more accurately described as evolving into a witch race, completely shedding their human nature and thus becoming burdened by the witch race's fortune.

I was a bit confused at the beginning! The protagonist was inexplicably deemed unscrupulous by Uncle Nine, even though Uncle Nine and his disciples in the movie also had their own desires, and there was no mention of them being unscrupulous or being unwilling to teach them! The only person Uncle Nine would refuse to teach if he deemed them unscrupulous is someone without any moral compass!

It's a good subject, but you've already turned into a zombie, so why are you adding Uncle Nine, who doesn't like you? Stay away from him, can't you do things your own way?

No wonder so many people didn't want to watch it anymore; the character development was too inconsistent. I think the protagonist, while having ulterior motives for marrying into the Ren family, wasn't exactly malicious. The main problem is the ridiculous reasons – marriage into the family, and association with foreigners. Even though Uncle Nine in the movie is righteous, he's not this inflexible.

Speechless. Uncle Nine himself is raising little zombies; what's the point of continuing to torment the main character like this? I'm leaving.

I've read four chapters, and even after they've turned into zombies, the author still keeps focusing on genitals, even mentioning them several times. I'm speechless. I have no idea what the author is trying to express.