The Zombie Wandering in History

What's the point of time travel? It's just to witness history. We can just read the history books.

I couldn't hold it back in the first two chapters. Saving people has merit, but failing to save people has karma? It's not the protagonist's fault but it becomes the protagonist's karma. This is too ridiculous😥😥

Do you want to read what you are writing? A powerful assassin from the late Han Dynasty who could escape with blood? What the hell, it was performed by biting the blood from the tip of your tongue and bursting into blood mist. I was really convinced.

Forget it, I left when I saw the beginning of the third chapter. It opens in 179 AD. The psychological activities of the characters later say Lord Zhou Mu. Where could Lord Zhou Mu come from before the Yellow Turban Uprising? Then you have a young boy named Zhang Jiao and his three brothers, and the world will be in trouble in 184. Are you telling me that Zhang Jiao was still a boy in 179? No matter how you write a novel, you need to know basic historical knowledge. Teacher Six told us that joking is not nonsense.

I thought it was just me, but it turns out the protagonist is a little kid

When merit enters the body, it is said to be one's own path, and when karma accumulates, it is said to be not one's own path. Isn't this both necessary and valid? In addition, the patient was not killed by the protagonist. Why does the protagonist have karma?

The writing is considered to be top-notch, and it seems to be better than the other book "Liang Shanbo's Corpse Unraveling the Immortal" so far.

Others poisoned the protagonist and suffered karma, but the author deceived the world. The whole family of good people dies, while the bad people only enjoy wealth. What are the three views?

Just a little bit of karma caused by someone else's poisoning, why should it be blamed on you?

At the beginning, the aristocratic family hinders the protagonist from developing a cure, which is so speechless. The disease will not be transmitted to a person just because he is from a wealthy family. What ancient aristocratic families wanted was land, power, and money were secondary. Money will be lost if the city is closed, that's all. After the prescription came out, it was easy for the family to obtain more land by controlling the medicinal materials. I don't understand why the family has any reason to hinder the development of prescriptions.

After reading the first ten chapters, the part about testing the prescription really made me unable to stand up. You didn't drink the ordinary medicinal materials with magic medicine. The effect of the medicine was immediate and began to recover. All kinds of black blood were vomited, and the medicine could cure the disease visible to the naked eye. This is not medicine but magic.

CT scans are required, B-ultrasounds are required for the birth of a son at home, ibuprofen is required for patients with COVID-19, and heart disease bridges for the elderly are needed. Why did your traditional Chinese medicine doctor just disappear when life was at stake? Not working too slowly?

What are you writing? There are too many poisonous points.

It's either an adult or a master. Could you please read the history?

Did the protagonist change history? Have you ever tried to stop an invasion and massacre a city? Have you tried to make people's lives better? Or just a camera?

Good. But at the beginning, it didn't feel like the corpse-resolving immortal from the end of the Dharma era. More down to earth. It gives me a feeling of being a Taoist youth. Said the author of that book. Within half a year of opening a new book. He went to the construction site to move bricks. So it triggered some thoughts in him. Understand a lot. The writing style is no longer as childish as before. Closer to life. That won't work later in the book. I guess I haven't been exposed to Tiangong and I don't have any ideas or plot to write. Why don't you, author, try working on a construction site? Maybe it will greatly improve your creation.

Smiling, Blood Escape said yes

There are so many things that make a pig take off.

I saw "please... Die" in the conciseness. So powerless. Is this trend started by the author of Jianlai?

No, author, you are writing a novel. Do you want money to write a history without the protagonist?

What you write is a novel, not history. Can't your history be changed at all? History cannot be changed. If you have nothing to do, why would you accept Zhang Jiao as your apprentice? Anyway, the script is already written

Every dynasty has its own legends about corpses and immortals. They will appear one by one next. Using Lu Li's perspective as an observer of history, let's see which immortal figures you want to see, the rise and fall of empires, and write them down in the comment area to brainstorm.

He's just a passerby, nothing has changed, it's not interesting

After writing it for a long time, it would be better not to write it, and the protagonist would be as if he didn't exist. Huangtian Uprising is exactly the same as before

It's okay, although it has flaws, it's still watchable.

Is there a female protagonist? If not, just watch

What else can Zhang Jiao do besides vomiting blood? ?