
Secretly Raising Jiangshi in a Strange World
我在诡异世界偷养僵尸
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 590k Words
- Subgenre
- Supernatural Folklore
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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196Chapters
861Recommendations
4.6kFans
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In the Divine Realm, I Became a Humanoid Anomaly
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Not temperamental enough? Since ghosts are so terrifying, why not let your zombie secretly eat ghosts in the school, randomly select lucky teachers, make the ghosts in the school feel the terror, and also improve the zombie's strength.
I've given up on this book; the author's writing skills still need improvement. The beginning was alright, but the protagonist's best friend kept causing trouble, displaying absolutely no intelligence, which significantly lowered the overall quality of the book. The reason for training exorcists within the eerie high school, and why humans are needed to do it, was never explained earlier.
It looks good, but what's the point of adding a fat guy?
I welcome all comments and messages. I will read every single one carefully and reply to each one! Thank you all for your support!
New author, new book! Please give it your support!!! I'll try my best to update it!
Please, everyone, please read this! Don't try to keep books as pets, or they'll all die!
When I saw the scene where the protagonist went to work as a waiter, the fat guy knew that the protagonist might die if he went, but he still asked the protagonist to go. Does the protagonist still consider him a brother?
Even I, a Shennong (a legendary figure known for his diligence and perseverance), couldn't finish reading seventy or eighty chapters. Do authors never check their own work, nor do they read the comments section or read readers' opinions? A bunch of typos and misspellings And disgusting fat people An unpleasant plot
I pointed out a few typos in the author's comments, and even after readers pointed out the errors, they didn't correct them. They just deleted my comment. Author, you're really something.
What do you think of this book that was sacrificed?