
Zombie Simulator: Uncle Jiu Burned Me Again
僵尸模拟,我又被九叔烧了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 472k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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200Chapters
2.4kRecommendations
16.2kFans
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[You were born a Ninth-Rank Zombie Venerable. Lin Jiu, by divine mandate, merged with the will of Heaven, and possessed the Great Dao, using the Great Sun True Flame to burn you to ashes...]
He'd rather die than leave Renjia Town, and then he'd die within days in every simulation. If he wanted to wander hundreds of kilometers into the deep mountains and forests, no one would be able to find him.
A second-rank zombie only has 300 jin of strength? How much do you underestimate zombies? I could barely believe you if you said a first-rank zombie had 300 jin of strength.
It's really interesting to watch these newbies.
They treated Lam Ching-ying like a fool, using him time and time again. He was upright, not stupid. And was the price increase arbitrary to suppress the simulator? The more the protagonist acquires, the more the price increases, just right. Did the author see the suppression was too much, or are they planning to give it away in the next short story if the protagonist's strength isn't enough? Or maybe they ran out of material and made the simulator free to introduce another threat? 🤫
He keeps rushing into dangerous areas and then complains about his short life—he deserves it! If he just ran far away, he'd be safe.
From the moment you were born, you witnessed Lin Fengjiao summoning disciples from all the realms of time travelers, and you were utterly annihilated.
In reality, even a half-corpse, half-demon floating would have more than 300 jin of strength. How could a second-grade corpse be that weak?
The synopsis alone is enough to fill a whole book, what are you even writing? It's just a waste of time.
There are so many holes; they really only dig them up, they don't fill them in. Bye!