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This book uses modern live broadcast as a carrier, integrates the underworld trial into the suspense plot, and creates a novel narrative model of "metaphysics + live broadcast". The protagonist, as the reincarnation of the Fengdu Emperor, judges the good and evil deeds of the dead through live broadcast, which not only echoes the priestly setting of "examining the merits and demerits of all living beings, observing the good and evil of the world" in Taoist culture, but also deconstructs the heavy proposition of the cycle of life and death in the form of barrage interaction. The work cleverly uses the instant feedback mechanism of the live broadcast room to allow the audience to become "karma witnesses", which not only strengthens the sense of fate of "clear cause and effect", but also satirizes the contemporary online onlooker culture. When gloomy ghosts meet modern technology, the laws of the underworld and the struggle of human nature collide fiercely, creating an oriental fantasy universe unique to Generation Z.
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