I Just Became a Zombie and Found a Female Emperor to Raise as My Daughter

I just don't understand why you are so persistent in writing a novel. It only appears once or twice and you keep writing. What's the difference between ag and Feng Ling Tianxia? If you don't stick to it, zl won't be able to write, right?

Very good❤❤❤

The plot jumps around a lot, and there is no main line at all. In the beginning, it's a zombie dad, so just write it well, and then suddenly a back-stabbing empress from another world appears, and she comes out of some underworld. There are so many things involved in a good novel, and the main plot is confusing. 🤣It was fine at first, but I couldn't stand it after more than a hundred chapters. I don't know how I got the 9.2 Rating.

Just think it out, push the plot without considering the actual situation

Okay. I hope it will be wonderful later.

The writing is bad enough. With such a high level of cultivation, even some low-level spells can be confused. It is also very well written. I will give you a bad review to encourage you. I hope that next time you can write something that will make the dog look at the dog and shake its head. I will go now, bye.

It's a great idea, but don't read it with your brains

I feel like the head-dropping thing at the beginning, the spells are very good, better than those in the world of cultivating immortals, the methods to make the zombie protagonist uncontrollable, and the gift to let the protagonist hear the sound and save people.

It would be great to write a good story, but it doesn't look good if one person has to marry multiple wives.

It was still good at the beginning, but the writing got worse and worse later on. Things in other worlds were written like a running account. Make up the word count. It has absolutely nothing to do with the main drama. It is completely written about another world. I don't know the plot and irrationality, but it can be seen that the author stopped halfway through writing about the main world in order to make up the word count, and then left to write about other worlds.