All the Heavens and All the Ghosts Are Under the Control of My Underworld

The background setting is very good (mainly because the territory is very large). Although the underworld reconstruction is almost exhausted, each book has a different perspective and has its own merits. This book currently has a common old problem: "I am afraid that the protagonist's combat power will be upgraded too fast and the text will collapse, and I am also afraid that the protagonist will upgrade too slowly and lose the fun point." This leads to the fact that cheats are great, but they are not used well, let alone used to the extreme. Anyway, I use them but only casually. I finally had a big plot point in the early stage, but I wanted to write a strategizing upgrade, and I also wanted to write a routine that retained the trump card, but I was afraid that the plot would be dull if I just pushed it recklessly. First of all, "Gui Gui" is an underworld jailor who has a system, so he can naturally catch ghosts, and what he catches can expand the scale of the underworld's strength, and he can catch more ghosts to form a positive cycle. However, in terms of the plot setting, after entering the tower to fight, they are not released, which reflects a hard suppression. Then, "Judge Cui" is set up to be someone who can't come out to help. His operation is very rigid (in order to bring out the protagonist's IQ and so on), and basically becomes an existence of identification skills. This is a failure. In the end, for the sake of the new book, I only deduct one star. Even if I personally don't want to continue reading, I still hope that this book can be completed.