I Fight Zombies in the Republic of China

I made it to chapter 28, but I couldn't take it anymore. If you don't like Ren Tingting, you don't have to force those internal monologues, okay? Why did you have to make it up like Awei forced Ren Tingting to marry you? You went and sabotaged it, and then Ren Tingting agreed to marry you, and you said no, adding in your internal monologue, "I wonder how many other transmigrators want to sleep…

After reading fifteen chapters of this book, I understand why the author, who has written five books with a total word count of over five million, is still only at Level 4. The reading experience is truly terrible; the protagonist's character is portrayed as too weak. If the author doesn't improve their writing style, Level 4 will likely remain their limit.

Please, please write it properly. Write it seriously. I've been reading novels since 2008, for 15 years now, averaging three hours a day. Without being immodest, I consider myself a seasoned novel enthusiast. But I've truly rarely seen an author like you who writes exceptionally well yet shows such a lack of dedication!

Prequels to Hong Kong films like *The Haunted House*, *The Fierce Ghost*, *The Happy Ghost*, *The Black-Hearted Ghost*, *The Fire Ghost*, and *The Heavenly Spirits and Earthly Spirits* have already taken place and can be used as background. Feel free to leave comments if you have any suggestions for expanding the world-building.

The author always attracts hate. Personally, I feel this book is already quite good given the current environment of studio-driven production lines on Qidian, but I've seen a lot of haters who keep posting without changing their IDs.

The protagonist steals Xiao Wu and all the female characters, uses Xiao Wu to deceive Tang San, forces Tang San to commit suicide, has Ning Rongrong kill Oscar with knife wounds, and has Zhu Zhuqing stab Dai Mubai to death. Ah Yin kills Tang Hao, Liu Erlong kills the Grandmaster. Come and see! Just click in to watch. Hunting protagonists starting from Douluo Continent

It's unbelievable that an author's novel can get worse and worse. After just a few chapters, it feels like the author is developing into a spoiled brat. I hope I'm wrong.

Ah Wei is pretty useless, but compared to the protagonist, he's practically brilliant and invincible!

This is awful. The author's "Zombie Supreme" is alright, but the rest is a pile of dog poop.

This book is a failure. The protagonist isn't well-developed; he's just a simp, his character is inconsistent, and there's no clear path forward. You fail whether you're playing a good guy or a bad guy. Furthermore, the plot is tedious and predictable; I knew what the author was going to write as soon as the characters appeared. There was no anticipation. Goodbye.