Damn It, Have I Become an Urban Legend in North America?

Has the author ever been a zombie? Just write this, I have failed in my practice for many years and can only harden part of my body. How far have you reached in your practice?

Is the protagonist a self-designed one or some version of a zombie? It doesn't matter if the limbs are the same as those of a normal person. That thing can still be used.

The writing is okay and I can read it. The only thing wrong is that the protagonist was almost beaten to death, but the story ended immediately after the incident, without reflecting on his recklessness after escaping, nor secretly determined to take revenge sooner or later. It feels like watching a TV series, it ends when the event is over, and there is no sense of substitution.

Investigation report: "Number"-371 Investigation subject: "It's broken, have I become a North American urban legend?" -Male Protagonist-[Li Ran] Investigation result: [Physical Time Travel] Judgment Basis: Abnormal Characteristics: Time Travel Investigator, as the name suggests, is a researcher of time travellers. The profession of investigating and recording the time-travel situations, aiming to allow observers (that is, readers) in all worlds to know in advance the time-travel situations of travelers in this world, and volunteer to provide observers with fast time-travel information inquiry services If there are any fallacies, Wanwang will correct me ——All Souls Feast Zhenjun Stay on September 16, 2025

I've read dozens of chapters. Is the writing okay? Average. I would like to advise the author not to write too much about domestic and other Chinese affairs, and not to make the novel neither Chinese nor Western. If you write too many Eastern elements besides the protagonist in a Western exorcism novel, it will be easy to persuade some readers away.

When I saw Song Qingyan, I didn't want to see it anymore. Just now I wanted to kill a scumbag, but when a ghost came to help, I killed the ghost to save the person.

Zombies and vampires have a lot in common. They are both transformed from corpses buried in graveyards, both suck blood, and can fly. The difference is that vampires are afraid of garlic crosses, while zombies are afraid of Taoist objects. This can be said to be the evolution of Eastern and Western religions

Not bad. The characters are well drawn.

The protagonist's upgrade is too slow.

This book looks pretty good, but will it still describe the main character's own skills? Or is it that the protagonist originally only had the ability to become a zombie?

The protagonist has no advantages and no golden fingers.

It's too scattered. The plot is scattered, but more importantly, the fun is scattered.

I traveled through time and became a zombie witcher. My American Hunting Story

What is this latest chapter about? Where is the motivation?