Making Money in Both the Living and the Dead Worlds

The overall style is very relaxed, Guandu's "love money as much as life" and pretending to be professional look is so lively, and the daily banter with the employees is full of laughter, which is very relaxing to watch. The format of the unit drama is also very friendly. The main plot is occasionally interspersed with it. It is really pleasant to watch it while lying on a recliner during the holidays [I understand]

Each character has a distinct personality, and there are no tool people. Qinghe's straightforwardness, Lin Xiaoya's poisonous tongue, Jiang Jiang's charm, and Qingsui's gentleness, combined with Guandu's stinginess, make the team work together with both laughter and tacit understanding. Even when dealing with supernatural events, it becomes more vivid because of these characters.

There is no bloody plot, the whole process focuses on a light-hearted and humorous one. The way Guandu cheats customers and feels sorry for their money is so real. Even the missions in the underworld have to calculate the cost first. This kind of "stingy boss" setting is really novel. I recommend it.

This is a very good book. The author's writing is delicate. When reading, you can feel like you can see the messy and pyrotechnic office, and you have a strong sense of immersion.

The setting of the characters in the underworld is so interesting! Bai Wuchang grabs snacks and eats happily, while Hei Wuchang uses a tablet to keep detailed accounts. Even the thank-you judgment has an "old-fashioned" attribute. The interaction between the yin and yang worlds is both funny and not inconsistent. I really like this relaxed supernatural style.

The writing is delicate and the logic is clear. This book is okay. There are no bad points so far.

The world view is grand, the writing is exquisite, and there is no foreshadowing. It is a rare masterpiece!

Madam, Madam is so beautiful, completely different from what I saw before.

A very good novel with a distinctive character and a sinister male protagonist who "takes both yin and yang". The dialogue is humorous and interesting. There are no knives or cows, so it is very relaxing to read.

I didn't pee the whole time. It's a great book.