I’m a Zombie Tomb Raider, So This Is Perfectly Reasonable

The world of Ghost Blows Out the Light actually has gods, and within the same universe, there might even be more than one. I think the author should have just looked it up himself and knew what a Ghost Cave is, yet he's talking about science? Why does the protagonist act like he's only seen the Ancient City of Jingjue?

If I were bitten by Jiang Chen, I would go to the west to burn, kill, and plunder.

Flying to Hong Kong, saving lives with a drop of blood (overpowered), developing a company (a bit off-topic). The system's overpowered abilities and storage space shouldn't be too large unless it's a fantasy/archaic setting. A few cubic meters are enough (to store some living supplies and a few weapons and equipment, and a few exquisite artifacts after tomb raiding).

The author who smuggled in "My Date with a Vampire" is incredibly stubborn. "My Date with a Vampire" itself is a story riddled with flaws; if you don't have the skill, don't sew it in. Even stitching in "The Lost Tomb" would be better than "My Date with a Vampire."

If you've basically stitched together a zombie apocalypse, you can't help but treat it as part of the main storyline, and then it's bound to have a terrible ending.

In the world of Ghost Blows Out the Light, as envisioned by author Tianxia Bachang, there is more than one god. Snake God: Below the Ghost Cave in the ancient city of Jingjue. • Large chunk of meat: From "General of the Nine Netherworlds", an ancient god worshipped in the Golden Kingdom, capable of manipulating illusions and possessing bodies to return to life.

After reading the updated chapters, I'm speechless. It seems I stubbornly joined the world of "My Date with a Vampire." I don't know what I'm after. To be honest, books that infiltrate "My Date with a Vampire" are prone to ending badly because the show itself has all sorts of plot holes and attempts to resolve them, such as world-ending events and timeline resets.

I checked the comments section, and this book is supposedly a fusion of the Ghost Blows Out the Light and Contract Zombie universes? Then how come the zombies in the Contract Zombie universe survive by absorbing corpse energy? They're legitimate members of the Pangu clan! Their descendants only drink blood because they can't withstand the power of the Pangu clan; the first generation eats and drinks normally.

First, it needs to be clarified whether the world of "My Date with a Vampire" has been incorporated. I haven't seen any related plot points yet, but my personal opinion and suggestion is not to. The best approach would be to add a prologue patch at the beginning, or modify the first chapter to say that the protagonist first travels to the world of "My Date with a Vampire," then happens to be…

The AI-driven writing was too obvious when I read "Chronicles of the Nine-Story Demon Tower." It even misspelled the protagonist's name, and kept switching between third-person and first-person perspectives. It couldn't even train the AI ​​properly; it doesn't even bother to proofread the text itself. I even gave it ten or so monthly votes!