Zombie! Uncle Jiu Carried Me Back Again

Next door, someone had their body dug up by Uncle Nine; here, someone else is carrying a corpse.

Hmmm, you two, one dig it out and the other carry it back.

The selection process was completely pointless; I only chose the lying flat position. Why even bother selecting anything? It was so boring.

I'll bet you. Later on, I'll definitely have a date with zombies. (Put it all together.)

The female zombie who was turned into a zombie by the Taoist priest... It seems like there's no explanation for what happened next?

This is the first novel I've ever seen with a typo in its synopsis!

Is it going to be the same old formula again? That's exactly what drove the last book away – it was so disgusting.

Wow, I'm somewhat convinced. That's all I can say. I'll just leave a comment expressing my initial impressions and then leave. The writing is very good, and the plot is also very funny, but the back-and-forth running away and being caught again has happened at least ten times by chapter 37. This is a bit annoying and aesthetically tiring. Also, the system's presence is too strong.

I can't bring myself to eat it; it's too stupid, or to put it another way, the plot has too many logical flaws.

Well, as long as it doesn't get too verbose, the book is alright. However, please skip the sentimental parts; they're too awkward.