Night Fishing for Ghosts: I Ask Her Where the Fish Are Underwater

The content is fantastic! It's just a little short! What's your address? I have some local specialties I can send you to try! I was deeply moved by the emotional descriptions in this novel; it allowed me to feel the complex emotions and deep bonds between the characters. Each character is vividly portrayed, and their emotions are expressed perfectly.

Okay, this novel is invincible and decisive, and its handling of official matters is superb, which alone deserves 4 stars. Most novels become timid and hesitant when dealing with officials, but this one dares to defy this rule, which is why I'm giving it 5 stars.

When I was little, my grandfather told me that long ago, they went to cut a kind of bamboo that grew in a dark cave. Cutting this bamboo was all about luck. You had to tie a rope around your body, blindfold yourself, and enter the cave. You could sense people inside, but you couldn't see them. Some people lit torches to look, and then they died. That's why you had to be blindfolded.

The plot is exhilarating, with no sense of restraint whatsoever; it's a pure, unstoppable grind. The gameplay style is "I don't cause trouble, if you run into me, you're out of luck." When you encounter injustice, you lend a hand while earning rewards. Whether it's official or civilian, if you cause trouble, you're instantly wiped out.

He's indifferent to life and death, and fights anyone who disagrees. The protagonist's main focus is fighting, regardless of the 749 Bureau, good guys or bad guys, ghosts, zombies, or monsters. Women become ghost wives, and men join the Emperor's Banner. This is the most enjoyable urban fantasy novel I've ever read; the protagonist never suffers a single injustice! 🤦

So far, how should I put it? It's just really good. From the male lead's name, Cao Kun, you should know he's no ordinary character. Cao is a descendant of Mengde (a legendary figure in Chinese history), and Kun, when read separately, is quite something.

Did the author write a book called "Night Fishing for Floating Corpses, But I Carried Back an Escaped Female Corpse"? It looks so similar to that book.

This one's to my liking. I don't understand what other authors are thinking; they all have characters with cheat codes, and they still have all that backstabbing and dragging out killing. However, it got a bit boring around chapter 100. Keep up the good work, author!

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Night fishing for a female ghost, I asked her where the fish were underwater—a purely lighthearted and entertaining story, nonsensical and illogical, with a relaxed overall atmosphere and the exaggerated style typical of light novels. Three to four stars, a promising new book.