I Refine Demons in an Apocalyptic World, Unmatched Under Heaven!

Is being indecisive such a recipe for disaster when it comes to women? It was incredibly awkward to watch. I wonder where that high score came from?

How come this kind of Mother Teresa article gets such a high rating?

The protagonist is too weak, so indecisive and sentimental, it's unbelievable. He's reborn as a demon, what's he afraid of? What's he afraid of, the righteous path or the demonic path? What is he afraid of? You say you're reborn, what's there to be afraid of? You have a system, what are you afraid of? I don't know how to write this.

It feels like a case of false advertising.

The plot is incomplete. How could the cultivation world not have body-refining techniques? Even if they were lost, wouldn't all those cultivators in the cultivation world have later researched and created their own body-refining techniques? Do they think they're idiots? This doesn't make sense.

The content of Chapter 4 and Chapter 5 is not connected.

I can't get enough of it; I'm almost done watching it.

This novel is quite to my taste. Although novels on the themes of cultivation and zombies are already overused, the author's combination of the two gives it a refreshing feel and is very imaginative.

How similar is this to a story about a reborn demonic cultivator who starts by finding a zombie planet?