Supernatural: I Opened an Inn for the Living and the Dead

Harmful! You really deserve to be rich! Hurry!

The author said that the rules in his inn cannot be changed and no one can violate them. But the heroine came out and violated the rules. Is it inconsistent? Now, he was clearly told not to come out of this weird inn, so why didn't the male protagonist make it clear? You say half exposed and half exposed, and then the heroine comes out, and you slap yourself in the face for the heroine, is it interesting?

In fact, I think there is no need to add the character of the heroine when writing ghost stories, because it is not good to often deal with ghosts. People come to read ghost stories, not to fall in love. You can just write more ghost stories about He people, or about strange people and strange things.

Rules are rules, but you have the final say on your territory. If a ghost causes trouble on your territory, where is the majesty? Cause and effect are their business. Since you come to me, you are a dragon and you are a tiger. I don't care what you do after you leave the store.

Why do we need a single female protagonist? Well, we really can't survive on Feilu.

The heroine's appearance is a bit lacking, right?

This is the most fw underworld I have ever seen.

My only suggestion is that the author can stop updating in the early morning. If he wants to update, it will be too late in the morning and there will be no time to read it.

There are only a few days left in this month, so I present two monthly tickets. By the way: Happy Dragon Boat Festival!

My personal suggestion is to have a single female protagonist. If you watch more than one female protagonist, you will get bored after watching it for a long time, and it will make the male protagonist look too studly.