He transmigrates into an empire as a little beggar. From the start, all he has is a bowl, and everything else depends on what he can scrounge up.
[Ding-dong! Sign-in, Day One: You have received six white steamed buns.]
[Ding-dong! Sign-in, Day Two: You have received ten silver dollars.]
[Ding-dong! Sign-in, Day Three: You have received a Nepalese kukri.]
[Ding-dong! Sign-in, Day Five: You have received a car.]
[Ding-dong! Sign-in, One Week: You have received a door that can take you to any corner of the world.]
[Ding-dong! Sign-in, One Month: You have received one hundred underlings.]
The wind blows, the wind blows, and whoever it blows toward is in for bad luck!
Chen Pi uses his door to travel to every corner of the world.
Rob from the rich and give to the poor. Whoever he points at is out of luck. Tonight, it's your house.
Scrounging around is fun for a while, and scrounging forever is fun forever.
The King of Hell says you'll live until the fifth watch? I, Chen Pi, say you'll die by the third.
I rule beneath the walls of the Forty-Nine City.
I personally think it is a very good book. I have read many books of this type and this one is considered a very good one.
Good looking and worth seeing
It's okay, just a little messy, but otherwise it's okay, and I feel very happy when I look at it.