I'm a problem child, but my problem is a little unusual. Ever since I was young, I've always been able to see things I shouldn't. So I apprenticed myself to a mysterious master, but he never taught me a single skill. He just took me out to the grave mounds at midnight to sell late-night snacks...
A problem child ventures into the underworld, opens a restaurant, takes on ghost officials, and battles the King of Hell. He roams between yin and yang, humans and ghosts, only to be entangled by love. What will he choose?
Unlike ordinary supernatural novels, this story creates an eerie, suspenseful atmosphere while mixing in lighthearted comedy and playful banter. It focuses on the protagonist's emotional growth and offers a glimpse into all walks of life. Wherever there are ghosts, there are people and their rivalries!
My values are perfectly sound, but my mind tends to take a winding path, so I can't help having some strange and unusual thoughts. I absolutely do not intend to promote superstition or cults!
This book is nothing but a completely serious load of nonsense. Please don't assume it's about you or take it as the truth!
I also think this book is very good because there are very few novels that allow me to read more than 300 chapters.
It's really good. It's written with real feelings. It's like an autobiography. The emotional history is too bumpy.
The plot is very good, but in terms of relationship, it's really a pity that Han Jie and the protagonist are not able to make it to the end. It makes me feel a little uncomfortable watching it, but it is indeed a good work.
Not bad, not a particularly watery place.
I finally finished reading it. It's a pity that there is no such thing as Shenmo, but it's generally good. I hope the author will continue to publish books.
Although the ending is a bit sad, this book is really good
Overall it's okay
Although I haven't finished reading it, I came to see if there are any trolls in other people's comments. I found out that no one has read this wonderful thing.
Not bad, worth a look
Personally, I think this book is quite good.