Global Horror: A Trillion Netherworld Coins from the Start

The gap between chapters 291 and 292 is so huge, absorbing so much content. The protagonist is opening boxes at an amusement park one chapter, and the next he's fighting in another country, his strength skyrocketing. Did the author even see this? Is this how you write a story?

I regret buying the whole book... Seeing it turn into a ghost is enough.

I came from the comics; the novel is terrible. It's disjointed, the horror elements are nonsensical, and the mystery-solving is a joke.

After the initial encounter with the Investigation Bureau, there wasn't much left to see. Lin Yu became like a puppet, blindly following official instructions and sometimes getting himself into trouble. Those supporting characters were also a letdown, especially Hei Long and Jiang Nian; I found them incredibly annoying. I felt they provided absolutely no significant help to the protagonist.

The story initially states that Tian Shu killed Lin Yu, but later the protagonist survives only by losing his memory. Leaving aside the question of why the protagonist survived, it's mentioned that his body returned to the Ninth Bureau and became a ghost, then later it's said he's human. Couldn't the writing be clearer? It doesn't even clarify what the protagonist is.

Summary: 1. The first hundred or so chapters were okay, but chapters 290 or 291 are incomplete; I don't know what happened. 2. I don't know if this author did it intentionally, but every chapter has irrelevant characters and typos. 3. There are too many errors in the content; confusing Zhao Yuan and Xu Li is ridiculous. 4. I'm not following it anymore; it's a waste of money. Those who don't believe me can check other people's reviews.

I just recharged 100 yuan and bought the whole book, but it's missing chapter 291! I should have checked the comments before buying it. What kind of garbage is this? This is just pure exploitation of readers!

I was really enjoying the 400+ chapters, but then it all suddenly became incomprehensible. The plot jumped around so much that it was completely disjointed. One second they were forging swords, the next they were fighting turtles.

First: This is the second error I discovered. Perhaps the author forgot about it. I checked the page numbers, and in chapter 17, the system issued five perfect-level ghost-taming contracts. I was curious which five would be signed. The first was the cook, the second the secretary, and the third the ghost craftsman. Logically, there should have been two more contracts.

Speechless. What happened between chapters 291 and 292? Do you think you're the Great Rift Valley of East Africa, jumping between chapters like this? –_-?