Lin Mo feels like life has treated him unfairly.
He worked overtime until he died, then woke up as a green dragon, a down-and-out Dragon King so poor he didn’t even have a temple.
The Earth God next door is so broke he has nothing but a battered bowl, and mooches off Lin Mo’s incense offerings every day;
The White Tiger downstairs opened a gym and keeps forcing him to practice “Tiger Roar” to lose weight;
The fox spirit upstairs runs a pet shop and keeps trying to trick him into breeding, calling him a “giant lizard”;
And a mischievous kid with Vermilion Bird blood keeps roasting sweet potatoes outside his temple, nearly burning through the roof.
Lin Mo: ...What am I supposed to do?
Obviously...
Turn the temple into a company called Molin Culture and take on all kinds of bizarre jobs for monsters!
Services include, but are not limited to:
✓ Helping the Earth God livestream sales of “blessed rotten peaches,” with sales topping one hundred thousand;
✓ Designing a “Lion’s Roar Karaoke” for the White Tiger’s gym, tripling the membership fees;
✓ Teaching the fox spirit to use illusions to give cats and dogs a “soul spa,” bringing the bad-review rate down to zero;
✓ Catching “invisible monsters” who steal food deliveries, then turning around and selling them to Section Seven as “anti-theft mascots”;
✓ Even competing with the New Gods Group for business by turning their “spiritual energy diffuser” into a “square-dance speaker,” evolving every middle-aged and elderly woman in the city into a “Square-Dance Immortal Venerable”...
Now all the monsters in the city call him “Boss Lin”:
“Boss Lin, my cat has become a spirit. It keeps copying you and blowing bubbles!”
“Boss Lin, the tiger next door stole my territory. Come spray him in the face!”
“Boss Lin, the New Gods Group is causing trouble again. This time it’s ‘spiritual energy milk tea.’ Drink it and you turn into a frog!”
Lin Mo: “Turn into a frog? Fine, I happen to need something to boil for soup.”
It's a very interesting and novel novel. It's written from the perspective of Qinglong. I feel that there are very few tracks and the writing is also good. It doesn't have too many highlights at the moment (for me). I hope the author will update it often (please don't interrupt the update, there are too many novels 😢)
After reading Chapter 29, it's not bad. The creativity and content are very good, but there are still some parts that make me feel weird. For example, the protagonist's scale treatment, the value was known in the early stage, but it was still thrown into the trash can. Later, someone found it and picked it up, but suddenly became cautious and put it in his suitcase. Another company changed the scales, but no one Instead of picking it up immediately, a colleague came to pick it up, and then there was Bai Xiao. The first appearance was in the company. After returning from abroad, he was the colleague of the protagonist, but he was introduced later as a fitness coach. I missed Bai Xiao, or the author changed it. I haven't updated Tomato. I don't know if I haven't seen this, but overall it is good. Doesn't it feel smooth or coherent? I can't think of a suitable word to describe it at the moment
Why didn't the author write that the three parties have obvious conflicts with each other? For example, the early plot is about the revival of spiritual energy. Some people awakened spiritual power and were discovered by the authorities and were absorbed by official organizations like the 749 Bureau; People with the blood of monster beasts, and treated as monsters for large-scale cleansing, the protagonist joined similar organizations in order to avoid it (you can write about conflicts between organizations); in the middle period, as various organizations became more powerful, and official detection technology became popular, such monster organizations began to be slowly accepted by the official, and they dealt with monsters together; in the later period, they wrote about large-scale invasions of monsters; overall, the content of the novel is good, and it would be interesting if the previous setting of the protagonist and other monsters hiding away was extended to more chapters.
It's okay, not too bad, and more of a daily routine. I can't say it's good or bad, but even a book of this quality and above is considered a good book on Tomato.
It's good-looking, and the daily writing is very interesting. The panic about the sudden change in my body at the beginning is relatively realistic. Some battle scenes turn traditional monster fighting into using technical means and energy to defeat monsters. I feel like the rating shouldn't be without, so cheers for the author
It's quite interesting and funny 😘, you can read it
It's a very interesting article, the subject matter is very novel, it should probably be cp-free, and there are no poisonous points.
The angle is novel, maybe it has the potential for fire
It's a very well written, very casual monster entrepreneurship novel, but the beginning is a bit toxic if you just post it online. The author can change it.
Enjoy watching😋The daily life of monsters in human society. I feel like I may have seen this type of stuff before, but I haven't seen it for a long time so I might as well give it a look. The writing is pretty good😋