[The comic adaptation, Everyone in the Underworld Knows Me, I Know Everyone in the Underworld, and Having Friends in the Underworld Gets Things Done, is now available.]
[Protagonist]: Li Feifan
Identity: An unlucky guy who was just hit by a runaway truck after helping an old lady cross the street.
Golden finger: After dying, he discovers that 70% of the underworld's mid- and high-ranking officials are childhood friends he grew up playing with. In life, he was a "social menace" who loved making friends, even across the boundaries of species and life and death.
Personality: Lovably obnoxious, timid yet mischievous, and ridiculously optimistic. Catchphrase: "We're all friends here. Cut me some slack, will you?"
[The protagonist's childhood-friend crew (Underworld F4)]:
Zhang Wei (soul reaper): They used to play in the mud together as children. Now he collects souls. He's a bit socially awkward, and gets embarrassed every time he has to collect Li Feifan's soul.
Wang Jianguo (designer of Granny Meng's soup): He was the class genius as a child and now brews the soup, but he loves experimenting, so Granny Meng's soup comes in all kinds of bizarre flavors, such as cilantro and durian.
Zhao Tiezhu (King Yama's secretary): He used to be a childhood sidekick and now wields considerable power, arranging King Yama's schedule. His daily headache is figuring out how to clean up Li Feifan's messes.
Ultimate backer: King Yama. That's right, King Yama himself is also one of his childhood friends. He lived next door when they were kids, and Li Feifan often took him to steal pears from Old Wang in the neighboring village.
Wow, that's incredible! Lin Wanqing's second grandfather is Lin Wan'er's father, and Wanqing and Wan'er are cousins?! Who taught you to arrange the generations like this? Also, where is the chapter about going to Shanghai to find the Underworld Palace? Are you leaving it to the readers' imagination? What exactly is the Netherworld Ancestor? Is the author a joker? He just suddenly included him without any explanation.
They came from Hongguo; they're quite interesting.
It's too confusing. One chapter is about a ghost general, and the next chapter is about a ghost commander. How can anyone understand it?
Good, I like watching it