No CP+catching ghosts+some fiction
This is the third year that Zhi Jiao has been working part-time as a Yin Chai.
He left the orphanage at the age of 15 and worked for two years by delivering food and running errands for others until he was 17 years old.
Fishday introduced him to a job, part-time catching ghosts and exorcising evil spirits in exchange for corresponding merits.
Merits can be exchanged for parts of his body.
So far, he has only changed his facial features to his left eye and tongue.
He didn't know why he became like this. He just heard from the dean that he had been like this since he was a child. He had no eyes, nose, tongue or ears, and his facial features were all black holes.
The orphanage was even in the newspapers back then.
The hospital found no human traces on his body, which may be why he was abandoned.
It can be seen that Jiao does not want to believe that if he is born like this, why does he need to use merit in exchange?
Reader comments
Multiple stories are told in chapters, but there is a thread connecting them throughout, with a lot of foreshadowing. The author's writing skills are really good, I can't get enough of it. The detailed description is really great, and the sense of immersion is so strong that I almost vomited while watching Yue. There is no plot about Long Aotian pretending to be sexy in front of beautiful women, and there is no messy love line. The portrayal of human nature is also pretty good. Just please update it quickly [crying][crying][crying]
Great book! You really can't read the ratings too much in Tomato. The author's writing style is very good, the narrative has no nonsense, and there are no cute sentences that I hate. Simple and clear, easy to read. The story is coherent, the characters are not complicated, the character creation is good, and the person is ruthless and doesn't talk much. I like it! Final summary: This is a mature article written by a mature author! All in all, I like it very much!
It's so pretty, a rare masterpiece from tomatoes. I don't know if the author has any other works, but I will definitely read them.
It's good to watch, every story is very interesting, and each story is independent of each other, but the foreshadowing at the end of each story is finally revealed in the finale. Although there is a protagonist, the protagonist is more of just a different solver of strange ghost stories. They appear at the end of each ghost story, so that there are links between each ghost story and not too independent.
The plot is very interesting and the protagonist's personality is also very good. It's just a pity that the protagonist doesn't have too many scenes [crying]
The author would like to ask if Fengyang Temple has a realistic portrayal? Ip Anhui wants to say goodbye
Overall, it's pretty good, quite normal.
Not bad, quite interesting
It's very beautiful. It's a pity that it ended so quickly.
Seriously speaking, the story is ok
It looks scary, ghostly, and fun! It's a bit like a collection of stories unit by unit. The protagonist is like a clue and a period, used to end each ghost story.
The author's story was well written, but the ending was a bit lame and didn't explain it clearly. Overall it looks pretty good, I hope I can keep up the good work and it won't be unfinished. Love you!
Multiple stories are told in chapters, but there is a thread connecting them throughout, with a lot of foreshadowing. The author's writing skills are really good, I can't get enough of it. The detailed description is really great, and the sense of immersion is so strong that I almost vomited while watching Yue. There is no plot about Long Aotian pretending to be sexy in front of beautiful women, and there is no messy love line. The portrayal of human nature is also pretty good. Just please update it quickly [crying][crying][crying]
Great book! You really can't read the ratings too much in Tomato. The author's writing style is very good, the narrative has no nonsense, and there are no cute sentences that I hate. Simple and clear, easy to read. The story is coherent, the characters are not complicated, the character creation is good, and the person is ruthless and doesn't talk much. I like it! Final summary: This is a mature article written by a mature author! All in all, I like it very much!
It's so pretty, a rare masterpiece from tomatoes. I don't know if the author has any other works, but I will definitely read them.
It's good to watch, every story is very interesting, and each story is independent of each other, but the foreshadowing at the end of each story is finally revealed in the finale. Although there is a protagonist, the protagonist is more of just a different solver of strange ghost stories. They appear at the end of each ghost story, so that there are links between each ghost story and not too independent.
The plot is very interesting and the protagonist's personality is also very good. It's just a pity that the protagonist doesn't have too many scenes [crying]
The author would like to ask if Fengyang Temple has a realistic portrayal? Ip Anhui wants to say goodbye
Overall, it's pretty good, quite normal.
Not bad, quite interesting
It's very beautiful. It's a pity that it ended so quickly.
Seriously speaking, the story is ok
It looks scary, ghostly, and fun! It's a bit like a collection of stories unit by unit. The protagonist is like a clue and a period, used to end each ghost story.
The author's story was well written, but the ending was a bit lame and didn't explain it clearly. Overall it looks pretty good, I hope I can keep up the good work and it won't be unfinished. Love you!