I'm a Zombie, But I Can Transmigrate Between Two Worlds

Have you ever been a zombie? Have you ever time-traveled? Some of this is just random writing and assumptions.

By the way, are those tools still usable? After all, they're zombies; if they're unusable, wouldn't that make him a kind of eccentric old man? I'm just curious.

It's getting better, except for the slightly cheesy part about exchanging watches and telescopes for resources at the beginning. (Not exactly cheesy, just a lack of rigor.) The depiction of the demonic sects is more palatable than those purported demonic sects that are portrayed as righteous immortal mountains.

I can't stand the Wu Siyu storyline.

The zombie + corpse-refining trope isn't new, but few have combined it as well. Many attempts devolve into a cultivation-themed Resident Evil fiasco. This author wasn't swayed by those one-sided precedents; instead, they found a way to make the two elements complement each other while maintaining logical consistency—truly remarkable.

Will the protagonist turn back into a human in the future? If so, I won't read this anymore. (You know, some readers who read dragon and mythical beast novels all share a common problem: the protagonist will turn back into a human. Turning back into a human is equivalent to deviating from the core of those books, so they become unreadable. Similarly, at least in my personal opinion, the same applies to zombie protagonist novels.)

In a sea of ​​similar zombie novels, you've written something different, something new. Keep it up!!

The two-world story is well-written, and the writing style is also good. I look forward to adding it to my collection.

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Everyone else is releasing new content and updating like crazy, why aren't you? At your age, can you even sleep? Hurry up and update! 🙂