After a person dies, their deeds in life determine whether they go to Heaven or Hell. Easterners who die go to the Eastern underworld, also known as the Netherworld, while Westerners who die go to the Western underworld.
When people are alive, they never believe that places like Heaven and Hell really exist. Zhou Chen didn't believe it either.
But after he died and appeared in the Eastern underworld, where the King of Hell offered him a job as a trainee Grim Reaper, Zhou Chen had no choice but to believe.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
I was so confused when I went there that I was completely unprepared.
The woman in the illustration in Chapter 42 is about to order her glasses. No one can rob me of them. Anyone who robs me will be in trouble.
I was almost frightened to death by this picture. Damn my curiosity.
Damn it, the author dares to give me the address, the picture of Chapter 42, do you want to scare people to death? I'll send you the blade
Isn't China a ghost? Black and white are impermanent, learn about the bull-headed and horse-faced
When I saw the first picture, I just wanted to say it, our oriental underworld is called Guizhao, not the God of Death. OK
Use Western things to write about Eastern things. Heaven and the God of Death are all Western things. Our Eastern ones should be underworld, Yincha, City God, land, and heaven.
There is no paradise in the East. Isn't it just one hell and six reincarnations?
Just look at the illustrations in Chapter 42 and you will know what is going on. You will definitely want to scold the author when you come back.
Picture number 42 really scared me