A Zombie Girl’s Daily Life as a Heretic Cultivator

As of the latest chapter, except for the protagonist who takes the initiative to find his own coffin lid, the rest of the plot is almost passive. The protagonist fights back and then pretends to be B. The protagonist has always been drifting with the flow. There is no theme and no persistence. There is a kind of innocence that the author writes wherever he thinks 🙂

Generally speaking, the writing style of this book is relatively humorous and witty, with a bit of gag energy from the classic novels I read ten years ago. In addition, the protagonist and other people often have strange plots due to coincidences and misunderstandings, which makes it quite funny. At first I thought this was a pure light novel about everyday urban supernatural powers, but I didn't expect it to turn into a bloody battle. The world view is quite complex, including technology, supernatural powers, martial arts, immortality, etc., And it is integrated very well, without any obvious setting conflicts. The protagonist is based in a fixed location and gradually expands the map to encounter new forces and characters. This writing method is naturally more laborious than changing maps after a certain plot in traditional alien novels, but this book handles it well. Another feature is the double-sided identity of the protagonist. Just like Batman and Bruce, they act in both light and dark lines. This adds a lot of comedy effect and also facilitates the protagonist to inquire about information and make new companions. The double-sided identity also brings many coincidences. Using coincidences to push the plot forward is also a test of imagination.                                                        It seems that there is no need to worry about the issue of combat power. The protagonist will hardly suffer in battle, and will always become stronger in the battle and then defeat the opponent. The highlight of the plot is how the villain is discovered by the protagonist, and then finally caught and defeated by the protagonist. Moreover, other characters besides the protagonist also have their own growth. In this aspect, it can be regarded as a small group drama similar to One Punch Man, where you watch your companions become stronger. If you can write better highlights for the supporting characters in the future, it should be a good way of writing. After talking about the advantages, let's talk about the shortcomings. Any writing method has advantages and disadvantages. The group-like writing method in this book may not be suitable for everyone, especially in the early stage. Moreover, due to the constant switching of perspectives, many early characters and their actions were difficult to distinguish. The author also likes to switch perspectives just when the characters are about to do something, which aggravates the confusion. Without the help of intermediaries, it would be difficult for me to distinguish. Another point is that there are indeed many coincidences, ranging from the process of the protagonist revealing various villain behaviors to the small ones that are often interrupted at critical moments during the character dialogue. Too many coincidences make people feel that they are out of the normal category. Unless the protagonist happens to have a passive ability similar to the protagonist's luck (if it does, we will wait and see in the future chapters), otherwise these coincidences are probably too many. When it comes to battles, the author does not seem to be very good at describing battle scenes, so he usually briefly mentions them. It is understandable to use strengths and avoid weaknesses. However, if it can be more detailed, it will definitely be better. After all, this book is about passionate battles, so this flaw cannot be avoided. As for the clichéd supporting characters with flat facial makeup, and the villains all having classic villain personalities, this is not something I care about. After all, most books cannot avoid this shortcoming. It is good to be able to write a large number of characters and not throw them away as disposable items after they appear.

1. The words spoken by one person and the conversation between two people use the same segmentation. It is laborious to analyze who said a certain sentence If you insist on segmenting one or two words in what one person said, then primary school Chinese said that punctuation marks should be used like this XXX: "XXXXXX, XXXXXX. "XXXXXXXXZ. XXXXXXXX. " Have you learned it? 2. The inexplicable use of This punctuation mark is used to divide the paragraphs. The key is to use a scene before and after, and it is not used to express the meaning of two flowers blooming, each representing a branch. So your use here has no use except to make the reader feel separated. 3. Because of the first two questions, some things are not explained clearly at all, making the reader confused and confused.

Novels with down-to-earth writing are relatively rare, which is quite good. It seems that the ten days and a half of searching for books at Qidian has paid off. In the past two days, it was difficult to find anything worth reading.

Platinum capital, hard work, sleepless nights

If it's not a male channel, don't post it on a male channel (I've posted a post before explaining what a male channel is. In the simplest way, can a male protagonist be called a male channel if he's not a male?) As a normal reader with sexual orientation and no special hobbies, I definitely don't want to see this kind of book. On the other hand it is. Recommended resources and reader resources are fixed. It personally feels wrong to seize resources that do not belong to the channel where this book is supposed to be published (if you bring your own traffic, that's okay)

First of all, this is a male video, a real male video. If you judge male and female videos simply based on the gender of the protagonist, then the same-sex male novels will be considered male videos. So you think that a simple male protagonist novel cannot cover male videos. From this, it can be seen that the female protagonist novels may also be male videos. This book is about becoming a white couple, a proper male video. If you don't want to watch Huanbai because of daily poisoning or other reasons, please don't insult NPCs like "female channel, get out of male channel" or other NPC comments, and don't vent your malice. Just exit if you don't want to watch.

On the contrary, the protagonist likes men, which is a female channel

The main thing is that this book is acceptable even if it is not about changing marriages. Some people should not wash away the books about changing marriages. I feel that only gay men or some special people can read the books about changing marriages. Some comments talk about the gender of menstrual periods and so on. Those who can empathize can only say that it is more or less that. Not to mention that the transformation stories in a few years are male stories. It seems like no one knows, so it is still banned! The smaller the circle of transfiguration writers, the more gods there are. The last time I saw a transfiguration writer who was someone else's harem, it really disgusted me. I have made it clear that I discriminate against transfiguration writers! I still don't know where to start but I don't know how to get something to blacklist 😡😡😡😡

The first episode of playing the role of a police officer on a male channel: "Why are there female channels on male channels?"

You can't accept soft transformation? A while ago, Qidian published a ranking list of hardcore male protagonists dressing up in women's clothing. Why is it that when a female channel next door writes a male protagonist's point of view, no one will object to the fact that this book is a male protagonist's perspective, but when a male channel writes a female protagonist, there are always a few people who jump out and say it's a female channel without even reading the content? Don't you guys have as much belly as the little girl next door who loves spring?

This is an old version of the two-dimensional page of the male video found from the web time machine . The "transformations" in it are all the same type of articles as this novel. It is a special section and has history to prove it.

Have you not seen the starting point ten years ago? In this male channel and female channel

Can anyone tell me why there is such a setting of the main character changing from male to female and then Lily? What does this correspond to the reader's psychology? I was really curious. Although I didn't understand it, I respected it and didn't deliberately seek trouble! Not deliberately looking for trouble! Not deliberately looking for trouble! Pure curiosity caused trouble😢

It's really interesting. I've never seen the game Yggdrasil, Witch for All, Don He's novel, Poor Guy, and even Superman's date in recent years, etc. I know a few of them, but I'm so brazen that I'm going to throw them into female videos.

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The protagonist has helped the authorities so many times and still gets called a red-haired monster, which shows no respect for zombies 😒😒

No, bro, all the stuff like "Watching transformation stories will dilute the concept of gender" has come out. Is your concept of gender made of plasticine? For all those who are crazy and shaken because of the protagonist's gender change, and feel that their masculinity has been severely attacked, I suggest you reflect on your own problems first. I remember watching a video of an old man. His wife owns a nail salon and his daughter likes to play makeup. He is used as a model all day long to develop new products, and he even sells out the super sexy manicures on his hands. People asked him if he didn't feel embarrassed. He basically said: My upright and tough guy nature can be shaken by a manicure and lipstick? Don't tell me, my wife's manicure is quite nice. If there's anything to be ashamed of, I'll just hold my head high and be a generous person. When people with a stable core look at the transformation story, they only see 0.5 More girls (the protagonist is these 0.5 Girls), and I ask you whether you choose to be a female when playing the second game? Should I buy good-looking heroine skins when playing LoL? ?

Level setting: [Hazard]=e level=lieutenant=department level=tongmai. Disaster=d level=school official=division level=internal strength. [Disaster] = c level = general star = department level = innate. Catastrophe=B level=Military Commander=Center=Grand Master. [Nightmare]=A level=Marshal=Dazhu Kingdom=Heaven. 1. [Hazard] [Disaster], etc. Are used for alien beasts or aliens, and are harmful events to human city-states. This definition can be used. 2. Letter level: It is mostly used to indicate the level of extraordinary people, and sometimes it can also be used to define dangerous species. 3. Military rank level: used by troops, but the difference is that the military rank level represents the number of troops that can be carried. 4. Official level: The level of the consul. The training system is based on the construction of the city, and the ability tends to be defensive in city linkage, such as the ability to control the city's internal power grid. 5. Warrior level: With the largest number, one can become the lowest level Tongmai warrior with a little talent.

"Two Thousand Years of a Poor Man" is a very classic book about male-to-female transformation, which does not prevent it from being an extremely excellent work. In that book, because the character became a woman, the identity conflict of the protagonist was also a major reason why the work became a god. As many people have said, because the protagonist in the book has a male soul and a female body, he cannot fall in love with another man or reproduce with a woman. He can only live alone in this world for two thousand years. The writing style of this book is also delicate. As long as it does not touch the emotional line, it has the potential to become an excellent work. Changing from male to female is not a disadvantage at all.

Transform into an alternative version of the novel "The Poor Man's Two Thousand Years" to cure all quarrels. If you criticize me, everything you say is right.

With so many supporting roles and multiple narrative lines, this can be considered a standard group portrait novel. It's very similar to One Punch Man, the perspective switches back and forth, and it only cuts to the protagonist once in several chapters I think the reason why many readers find it difficult to understand is that they don't have the patience to watch the supporting characters' plots, and they all come to see the protagonist. Adding a group portrait tag will not attract the target readers But there doesn't seem to be much overlap between the targeted readers and the group portrait readers.

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It feels like there is no good balance between funny and serious. The protagonist is really an "alien". There are so many people who have died. For a young man who has been in compulsory education for nine years in the 21st century, he takes death a little too lightly and it makes it uncomfortable to watch.

Where do so many inexplicably angry people come from? There are already male and female videos based on the gender of the protagonist. Doesn't that mean that Nantong is also a male channel? Isn't it the sexual orientation of the protagonist that distinguishes male and female videos?

The writing is very real, and it looks like someone who has been a zombie before. It matches my experience of being a zombie. Come on.

The Sea Tribe's insect nests and other things destroying cities are just like eating snacks. The boss doesn't care. The protagonist doesn't do anything and just sends three C. It seems that you are not very short of manpower. Why are you a civil war expert and an outsider fighting an outsider? 😅

I've read more than a hundred chapters, and it's pretty good to keep reading, but it feels very confusing, especially for those who listen to the book. The characters can only remember the ones that appear more frequently. Even if someone reminded me in the comment area, I still can't remember where Shao Bowu first appeared. Moreover, the author always likes to jump in time, and he will go from here to there without overdoing it at all. I can't tell the difference. If I have to use a code name, I keep using it. I can't tell the difference between a name and a code name. Or I can explain who the code name is by the way. There are many places that don't indicate which code name corresponds to which character. Just like many chapters in the past mention a character's name but don't say what the person's code name is, and then just call the code name. How do I know who the code name represents? Act like the Riddler. The author must know which codename represents which person when he wrote it himself, but the readers really can't tell the difference. Also, the broken chapters really make the impression unsatisfying. I started reading from chapter 300 and it was fine. If the word count was small, I would have caught up with Hongwen chapter by chapter.

I saw the latest one, and to be honest, it's pretty good overall. At first I thought it was a daily novel based on the title and cover, but I skipped it because I am not interested in urban themes. There is really a shortage of books in the back, and the cover looks quite cute, so I opened it and tried to take a look, but it turned out that it was not the daily series as I imagined, but a hodgepodge of combat series with various levels and different racial characteristics. Overall, I still give it a good review. The shortcomings of the book are actually quite obvious. The most important one is the lack of ability to mobilize emotions. Many plots that should arouse emotional resonance in readers, but instead read "Oh, I know" to calm the emotions. This is especially obvious in the battle descriptions, so it seems not as interesting as the daily chapters (just from the ability to mobilize emotions). To give a similar example, the book next door is also about transformation. One of the chapters, "Transformation into Mortal", mainly talks about the process of the protagonist gaining a realm. He has a strong ability to mobilize emotions. Transformation gave me a feeling of excitement. It's a pity that the protagonist is too magical, which occasionally made me very uncomfortable and ruined the sense of atmosphere. Having said so much, let's give the author some support. I will try my best to give you the monthly ticket this month. Because among the five or six books I have been following, this one is the only one that makes me feel that the popularity is too low. It deserves more people to read it, and I hope the author will continue to work hard to update it.

I don't want to say anything about bro's daily comments after each chapter. Many authors have this kind of thing. Although it is annoying sometimes, it is acceptable. What does it mean to add a string of "ah" every time? Can't such meaningless things be allowed to be included in the writer's comments? If I was reading it, it would be easier to turn the pages easily. I have to listen to it again at the end of every time I listen to the book. I instantly lose most of the desire to listen to the book. If it didn't look good, I would have given up on it long ago.