Master Jiu Shu: Bloody Battle in Shanghai

This is too fake. The part about saving people is just fake. It's so fake that they can be saved after being bitten by a zombie. Do zombies just bite? Doesn't he suck blood? If you have so many zombies, if one of you sucks a mouthful, he can still survive. There are also Wencai and Ren Tingting. Awei has a chance than Wencai. There is no logic at all.

The statement that Wen Cai is the protagonist was said by the actor who played Wen Cai himself in an interview. The original words were that Wen Cai was the leading role, and I regarded him as the leading role, not a supporting role. . . .

The first chapter is a big deal. Isn't that to say that the author shouldn't write like this? It's an online article. No matter how outrageous it is, the book you write is for most normal people to read. People who are curious are not non-existent, but they are in the minority after all. Authors who like to take the eccentric often pounce very quickly

The outline clearly states that Qiu Sheng is the protagonist, and Lin Zhengying and Wencai are supporting characters. But when it comes to filming the movie later. Lin Zhengying's filming was very effective and he added additional scenes. When it was released later, it felt like Lin Zhengying was the protagonist. But Wen Cai has always been a supporting role. Zombie Taoist Master only has an outline, no story, and no novel. The outline was written by Sammo Hung. When Hong Kong films were made at that time, many times there were no scripts, and many of them were completed by flyers. I didn't know that I could look it up myself. Sometimes even the director doesn't know what he is shooting and all depends on post-editing.

Since he is going to die, let him be beaten to death immediately.

I tried a few chapters but didn't see the golden finger. Not to mention the one who has no physique at any age and still has a good physique. It just started to fly and there is no growth. Your physique is really 6.

I was confused and had an inexplicable feeling. After reading about ten chapters, I couldn't understand what was written.

I am used to seeing books without System Jiu Shu IP, which is already rare. As long as the settings are reasonable, many things can be done as you like, but you can't just turn on the system and have time-travel artifacts in your head if you can't write. It's too disgusting. The author hopes not to disappoint readers