This is a cemetery where the dead from countless worlds are buried. For every person laid to rest, the gravedigger receives a reward and a chance to take a vacation. The rewards are generous: perhaps the deceased's knowledge, perhaps martial arts, perhaps a worn-out piece of clothing, or perhaps a cup of tea with half a sip taken from it.
The gravedigger's vacations are just as varied. He might end up in the gunfire and cannon blasts of the resistance war, in a fantastical world of gods, demons, and monsters, or in a modern city full of skyscrapers. Want to live longer and flirt with more women? Then make sure you stay alive during your vacation!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
What is the relationship between the protagonist, the tombkeeper, and the harem?
The content is not clear. I was reading it well at first, but it changed immediately in the next chapter. What the hell is that?
What a waste. Can you please stop writing about special forces? Can't the tombkeepers guard the tomb well? Do you know what a gravekeeper is? I don't even want to look at it.
Do you have any misunderstandings about ordinary people? A house of 90 square meters is no longer small.
I hope there won't be any children in the future, and if there are, I hope it's not a girl, because when a girl grows up and gets married, she feels like her cabbage has been eaten by a pig.
After Chapter 66, I wonder what you are writing about? I can't understand it_||
The first part was okay, but after Special Forces it became a bit confusing.
The Wuyou Ghost Emperor is quite frustrated.
When you write a book, write it well and make an issue of the army. It's really awesome.
"" Almost means *, is it a or a worm? I don't even want to