However, before he could finish speaking, the hand that was gripping my wrist fell limply to his side.

I sighed softly and closed his unseeing eyes.

Just as the truth was about to be revealed, he died.

I looked up, about to call out to Luo Tianhe, but the words caught in my throat.

A woman dressed in a bright red wedding gown stood up from the coffin and stood quietly behind Luo Tianhe.

It's Shen Man!

Shen Man looked extremely terrifying at this moment. Her eyes were completely black, without a trace of white, like two deep black holes.

Her long, jet-black hair was disheveled and draped over her shoulders; her face was deathly pale, but her lips were as red as blood; and her fingernails were long and sharp, easily over ten centimeters long.

Suddenly, Shen Man raised her hands and viciously stabbed at Luo Tianhe's neck.

I yelled, "Get out of the way!"

He picked up a shovel that had fallen to the ground and swung it forcefully at the zombie-like Shen Man.

The shovel hit her like it hit a steel plate, making a dull thud that made my hands go numb.

But it also managed to pause her movements for a moment, saving Luo Tianhe's life.

"I...I...I...Holy crap!" Luo Tianhe turned around and, terrified, scrambled toward me.

"Manman...you...you're still alive?"

The village chief stared in disbelief at the transformed Shen Man and reached out to pull her back.

Shen Man acted as if she hadn't heard, her hands gripping the village chief's neck tightly like iron clamps, and she opened her blood-red mouth to bite down hard on the village chief's lips.

The village chief stared in horror, struggling desperately to pry Shen Man's hands off, but all his efforts were in vain.

Shen Man's head snapped back and was pulled sharply.

With a "plop" sound, accompanied by the village chief's heart-wrenching scream, his tongue was ripped out by Shen Man.

Blood gushed out like a high-pressure water jet, instantly staining Shen Man's face and chest red.

"She...she...she...she..." Luo Tianhe pointed at Shen Man, too frightened to finish his sentence.

I pulled him back: "Stop her, she's turned into a zombie, hurry..."

The word 'go' was not uttered yet.

Suddenly, I saw those people who had just been attacked by crows and lay motionless on the ground, staggering to their feet one by one.