The Yin-Walker

Lu Jing is a rather unique character, quite different from the other characters in the book. While the other characters all possess some dark elements, Lu Jing seems untainted by the corruption. Is this some kind of protagonist's halo at work? Haha, it's better for the protagonist to be more positive, that's good.

Excellent. Most importantly, it's not a mindless novel; the plot is reasonable without any inexplicable plot twists, and the writing is natural without being contrived. This book left a very deep impression on me. The beauty of Aoko in my mind seems to only remain as fleeting images, forming a moving beauty, when the sea freezes into glaciers, the sky solidifies into stars, time accumulates into…

This story about corpses is a must-read for fans of supernatural fiction. It's like a seafood feast; you might think you're just looking for something to read in short bursts, but you won't want to put it down.

I absolutely adore the female lead, Qingzi. Dressed in pristine white, with delicately arched eyebrows, she stands there, her skirt billowing in the wind. And then there's her coldly declaring, "If you don't obey me, I'll break your legs!" The male lead is intelligent, quick-witted, brave, and resourceful. His relationship with the female lead is truly unforgettable, incredibly captivating, making me eager to see what will become of Qingzi and Lu Jing.

The author is right, living life well and loving yourself at all times is a little scary... Well written!

Overall, the storyline is worth reading, although the supernatural events can be a bit scary at times. I highly recommend that the author add more humorous elements to this type of novel. This would not only maintain the horror of supernatural works but also add a lot of fun, making it less frightening to read.

Having finished *The Great Geomancer*, and then returning to *The Underworld Patrolman*, the feeling is quite different. Previously, I greatly admired Qingzi, the near-perfect character, thinking she was the epitome of an ideal woman. But now, after reading *The Great Geomancer*, I realize that every character there has flaws, even Yu Wuyou (Little Stone).

The author's writing is truly excellent; the characters and plot are incredibly vividly portrayed. I really hope the author will write a second book, and I'm sure I'm not the only reader who feels this way. Thousands upon thousands of readers hope the author will continue with a sequel. Author, please don't let us down! ♡

Dear Author, I've always loved "The Underworld Patrolman," especially the story of Qingzi and Lu Jing. For years, I've held onto a deep desire to see their peaceful, ordinary, and loving life together. It doesn't need to be a dramatic, epic struggle; just a story of their quiet, everyday life away from conflict would be wonderful. Countless readers are waiting for a happy ending for Qingzi and Lu Jing. I earnestly request that you continue the story and fulfill our lingering regrets. 🙏

I've finished the first two books and am now reading the third. The main characters in all three are vividly portrayed and stand out. The author's character development is remarkable. The supporting characters and various other figures are also depicted with great detail. The dialogues between the characters highlight the cutthroat competition and backstabbing in modern workplaces.