A Maoshan Celestial Master in the Apocalypse: Zombies Are Corpses Too
茅山天师穿末世，丧尸也是尸
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- Ongoing
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- 148k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Apocalyptic Crisis
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- 8mo ago
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How dare someone who doesn't even know thunder magic call themselves a Celestial Master?
In the mortal world, where there are no gods or demons, you can call yourself a Celestial Master; but in the transcendent world, where there are gods and Buddhas, you can't claim to be a Celestial Master.
😰When they get really angry, they just use a new skill and keep repeating the same pattern.
Dear author, your new book is great! I've joined the new book investment group, please update!
This novel is addictive; every time I read for a few minutes, something in real life always interrupts me.
The protagonist's start is truly speechless. Here are 3 monthly votes for you, keep it up!
The book is good, worth reading. More updates, faster updates!
Somewhat naive, somewhat weak, with an average IQ drop of around 60 points, the difference being no more than plus or minus 5 points.
The Celestial Master system doesn't exist in the zombie world. It's a system of ordination and summoning deities, and doesn't inherently possess magical power.