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I read close to 1000 chapters of this novel...the score of this novel on this website seems fair. This novel is not good enough to reach 4 stars. 3.9 is an above average score and maybe that's how i feel about it, perhaps i would give it a little less.
As for why? Well...everything feels both rushed and filled with filler at the same time. I've been thinking about how to express my feelings on this novel, and this is the best way to put it. The mc's talent is overpowered, and because the talent is overpowered and filled with potential the author made a decision: to throw every conceivable problem at the mc in order to prevent him from having time to research and develop his zombie talent. We are met with problem after problem, invasion after invasion, plot after plot, a roller-coaster of f#ckery that never stops and never gives the mc or the reader any room to breathe. The mc is forced to jump around trying to put out fires, and although it feels like the mc is growing stronger, at the same time, it feels that he hasn't grown stronger at all. Or at least, he hasn't grown as strong as he should have been. This is all to build tension, keeping the mc weak on purpose by giving him less time to act, it just feels forced.
At some point, the author simply removes the mc's status screen. We no longer see how strong the mc is, none of his skills, and have no perception of his growth, or how he compares to his enemies. Sometimes, it feels like the mc could easily deal with his enemies because of all his abilities, only to struggle quite a bit instead. Some skills are outright forgotten.
The power system is also extremely convoluted. It's like a patchwork of various systems that the mc collects as if it was candy: zombie power system, vampire power system, sealing power system, holy power system, death power system, among others. At first glance, the world building seems pretty rich, but giving it a closer look and everything feels shallow and poorly fleshed out. It's like the author tried to dip his toes into too many pools, only to never commit. The author seems aware of this, since he has blamed this on the very little time the mc has had to learn these powers, which is true. 1000 chapters in, and not even 2 months of time have gone by. Amazing right? This is also why i felt that the novel was filled with filler. It gives me the vibe of - you're only allowed to progress in the main quest if you do all the side missions.
So much has happened in such a short timeframe, i sometimes found myself just skipping chapters, only to realize that i lost no important information at all, which led me to a certain realization: why am i reading this?
The mc himself isn't very appealing. He's funny, and greedy, but he has no ideals, or stakes, or goals. No family to protect, no attachment to anything or anyone. The side-characters are poorly treated by the author, forgotten or discarded after they outlived their usefulness, you'll often find yourself wondering while reading this novel: "what happened to that guy?" or "What happened to that girl"?. These are questions you'll often find in the comments, and they seldom get an answer.
I personally don't like the mc, though many people will disagree with me, and find his greed to be very amusing.
Perhaps this review may seem harsh, but as i've said earlier, i've read 1000 chapters. This means the novel has value and is entertaining. Perhaps you might disagree with me and find this novel to be close to a masterpiece, and that's fine. To each their own. Thanks for reading.