In an age of the Five Turbidities, the supernatural has returned.
The Netherworld is now connected to the human world, and hordes of vicious ghosts are pouring in. A terrifying game between ghosts and humans has officially begun.
Ghosts can kill people, and people can also harness ghosts.
During a supernatural incident, Su Man harnessed a ghost eye that could detect information about ghosts, along with a strange mass of ghostly hair. The hair was no problem, but why was the information from the ghost eye so inappropriate?
[It's exactly noon, lunchtime again. There's a gluttonous ghost beneath a manhole cover 325 meters ahead on your left. Slide over there, and you can give it a good meal.]
[This is an abandoned restroom, and inside is a corpse that's been fermenting for ten years. If you need to use the toilet, I suggest you just go where you are. Of course, if you'd like some company, I won't stop you.]
[This female ghost may not be human anymore, but what matters is that she's gorgeous! Hurry up and make her your wife!]
If the country has information, it can save people. If you have information, you can buy money. I really can't understand it. The country gave birth to you, raised you, and cared for you, but the result was that it was seeking profit (the compensation required is understandable), but you were so stupid that even the officials wanted to kill you. What's more, the protagonist has a curse that attracts ghosts. How come the protagonist's parents are human and others are not?
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Can count well on tomatoes
It's quite a novel subject matter, but the writing seems jerky, there is no poisonous point, and there is no heroine. It just has a lot of flaws. I can't say it's too poisonous, but it's just uncomfortable to watch. Old bookworms should be careful.
Okay, come on
Pretty good
The heroine???
The plot is very novel