After Losing, I Became the Daughter of My Rival Zombie Girl

This protagonist is a godlike figure. He lost the boss battle and then released it, not even bothering to help his master. He just keeps throwing the boss around for his own face, releasing it without even reporting it. Is he a legitimate Taoist priest or a mercenary? Human civilization is doomed.

This is a warning; you can skip to Chapter 15.

In short, it's a relatively novel reskinned version of the vampire princess genre's archenemy-turned-daughter story, with a slightly different focus that prevents aesthetic fatigue. Of course, the protagonist's awareness and resistance to her identity is actually a major highlight, but it's a shame that this aspect isn't strongly emphasized in this book. Commonplace as it may be, what would people watch for without this part? (Laughs) Additionally, the author's writing style is somewhat immature and contains a lot of rambling; it would be better if it were more concise.

We are seeking opinions: do you want to see the saintess transform into a monster, or do you want her to remain unchanged?

Is there a group?

1V1?

It was so tense that I realized so many of them had white hair.

Will Shen Mengxin become one of the protagonist's harem members later on? Can the author give us a hint in advance?

Stupid little girl, the synopsis mentions a mother.

The protagonist seems mentally challenged at the beginning; why would he think he could strangle a zombie that he couldn't kill in his previous life?