I Ferry Souls in the Mortal World

It's really good, keep it up, author!

Five stars! I haven't found any flaws so far; it's fantastic, just a bit short on chapters. I really enjoy this type of novel—urban fantasy, inspirational stories, and a series of interesting tales of human warmth and coldness. Similar works include: "This Old Monk Wants to Return to Secular Life," "The Taoist Temple That Can Time Travel," "The Most Powerful Taoist Priest in History," and many other classic and excellent books. Keep up the good work, author!

This book is quite good. It's easy to read and doesn't have that feeling of the protagonist being invincible like in other books. It's very heartwarming and healing.

Keep up the good work, author! Human suffering is real, even ghosts have feelings. In some ways, the human world is worse than the underworld. Think about how many things even ghosts wouldn't do, yet humans do them with a clear conscience! Especially in this age where people are no longer human, how many human tragedies are unfolding?

I think there should be some restrictions. If ghosts can't participate in reincarnation, then there should be limitations. So they have to go, or they have a compelling reason to go. Otherwise, they're just a different kind of immortality, especially since they're not earthbound spirits. They can see other spirits, so why wouldn't they turn into points of light? Therefore, there should be restrictions!

It's a great watch with a vivid plot. It's not overly sentimental; the characters reap what they sow. The protagonist's non-interference is a great touch. There is a female lead, but the romance is only briefly mentioned. The focus is on the main storyline, so it won't cause any negative reactions.

Yes, the case touches on humanity, persistence, and letting go.

Five stars! It's really good, everyone. Each person has their own story, simple and clear. The content is also quite unique, with not many similar stories. You can watch with confidence.

That's good. I thought it would be a case of "saintly justice," insisting on legal punishment for the criminals, but it wasn't. It's satisfying to see the victims getting revenge in the same way.

It's a very novel subject matter, but it's a pity that some of the stories in it are based on real events.