Hong Kong Cinema, Starting as a Zombie

Here I am, I read it in one sitting. The book is very creative, but the main character's brain is not working well, maybe he was eaten by zombies What is the foreshadowing of Miss Ren? And what is the origin of the zombie that bites the protagonist? I'm itching, the amount is too small, I hope it will be available on the shelves as soon as possible. Also, if the little brother can use it, you will use it? Until now, I'm still a zombie or something 😰

He jumped into the sea and slept for seventy years after being chased by Uncle Jiu, but in the end he continued to lick what he should have... Forget it if he was chased. After all, good and evil are opposites in Maoshan, and it was okay to become a disciple of Uncle Jiu. But Uncle Jiu still owes the protagonist an answer. After seventy years of experience in that continent, it's time to give an answer. Was what the protagonist did back then had a bad intention? ! Did you do something wrong? ! However... The protagonist seemed to have forgotten about it, without questioning or complaining, just lick it. Uncle Jiu also said with peace of mind: Even if you did it back then, it wouldn't change anything. … … … The author's uncle Jiu is really disgusting

This novel is amazing. From the very beginning, Uncle Jiu said that the main character's apprenticeship was evil. The protagonist just bought some guns and guns from foreigners, and also hooked up with Ren Tingting. These things are completely innocuous to Uncle Jiu. Even if Awei did something like this to Uncle Jiu, Uncle Jiu would just do it as a prank to retaliate. What you do is totally irrelevant. The protagonist has turned into a zombie. The first thing to do is to find Uncle Nine 😰! The explanation given by the author is to ask Uncle Jiu to guide him on how to train himself and become normal 😰. I stopped reading after seeing this. This is the first time I have seen the author's way of thinking that is different from ordinary people. The key is that the author thinks he is right and gives various explanations. I don't want to comment on whether this novel is poisonous or not, I can only describe it as weird!

It's too poisonous. Without Shen Nong's skills, it's better not to try the poison.

Why does the protagonist become sane when he turns into a zombie? It should be because he thinks that he is not a zombie. Of course, his body is a zombie. When others become zombies, it is better to evolve into the witch race. If they completely get rid of the human race, they will naturally be burdened by the witch race's luck. The dead energy, evil energy, karma, and bad luck will naturally make them unconscious. The protagonist is different. From this to the end, he thinks that he is a human being and is naturally not burdened by the witch race's luck.

I was a little confused at first! The protagonist is inexplicably thought to have evil intentions by Uncle Jiu. You must know that Uncle Jiu and several of his disciples also have this desire in the movie, and there is no sign that they are not willing to teach him! And those who can be told by Uncle Jiu that their hearts are not right and are unwilling to teach him can only be the kind of people who have no bottom line! From the beginning, the protagonist has been given the impression of a bottomless villain. Are you planning to take a dark novel?

It's a good subject, but you've already turned into a zombie, why do you want to add Uncle Jiu who doesn't want to see you? Stay away from him, why don't you just mess around on your own?

No wonder so many people don't want to watch it, the character design is too bad. I think that although the protagonist has a purpose for marrying into Ren's family, he doesn't have evil intentions. Mainly because the reasons were too ridiculous, such as marrying into a wife and associating with foreigners. Although Uncle Jiu in the movie is righteous, he is not so stubborn. Even if you misunderstood the protagonist at the beginning, wouldn't you understand that the protagonist was right after a few decades? Then there is the fact that the protagonist is too magnanimous. He was wronged and then pursued for so long, but he didn't feel any resentment at all. Moreover, after meeting Uncle Jiu, he was really too brainless, talking nonsense and not getting back to the topic.

I'm speechless. Uncle Jiu himself is raising little zombies. What's the point of continuing to abuse the master like this? Gone

After reading four chapters, I turned into a zombie and still cared about my genitals. I even wrote it several times. I was really convinced. I didn't know what the author wanted to express.