[Mystery + ghost-hunting + wild imagination + absurd comedy + memes + urban supernatural powers + lighthearted humor + food delivery]
Shen Lian, born with the body of a natural-born monkey, delivers food by day and works part-time as a security guard by night at his “upscale residence,” Fengdu, a grassroots department in the Underworld.
Shen Lian: “Hungry? I’ve got you covered! Starved to death? I’ve got that covered too!”
Hardworking Master Shen comes home to find that Dizang has been murdered, the Ghost King has rebelled, and King Qin Guang of the First Hall is seizing power. After bending his back all day, it finally gives out!
“Kill ’em! Kill every last one! Toss the lot into the oil cauldron and fry ’em! Get ’em nice and crispy, then deliver ’em!”
The corrupted Shen Lian tramples the Ghost King, punches King Qin Guang, sets the Hall of Yama on fire, and argues with all twelve judges.
The final battle ends with the sound of Chou Tuan's order reminder...
“Holy crap, this order has the on-time guarantee!”
When I first started reading this book, I was curious about the foreshadowing at the beginning. It seemed that the main line had never been obvious. But after reading it, I realized that the author had made a big move and took back all the foreshadowing at the beginning, leaving nothing behind. With this amazing control of words, I was convinced of this great article!
The underworld is actually not that mysterious. Folklore is actually inextricably linked. The result of your imagination is that the underworld has been moved before your eyes [laughing]