On the 42nd block of Hell's Kitchen, a new funeral home called "Rest in Peace" opened.
The boss, Dante, is a strange young Chinese-American who is greedy for money and protective of his shortcomings. He also has a little girl who always likes to hold a skull doll.
The employees here are very diligent. They never talk and are tireless. They are scrubbing the floor or carrying coffins 24 hours a day, but they are always wrapped in thick black robes and wearing masks.
Frank (Punisher): Dent, there are a few corpses here, the old rule, burn them clean.
Dante: Sheng Hui, the cremation fee for each corpse is 500 US dollars, and the blood stain cleaning fee is 200 US dollars. Also, you haven't paid for the door you broke last time!
Tony Stark: I want to buy your "mechanical" assistant that can walk on its own!
Dante: That's called the Clay Stone Demon, not for sale! But if you die in New York, I can give you a 20% discount and a full set of luxury embalming services.
This is the story of a time traveler with the Necromancer system in Diablo 2, running a funeral parlor in Hell's Kitchen, making money on milk powder, and occasionally saving the world (for the sake of money).
"Whether you are a god or a demon, when you come to my place, you must abide by my rules. Because - death is just the beginning of my business."
Reader comments
What can I say, the setting is great, but it's a bit inconsistent. Earlier, it was said that Stark hadn't gone to Afghanistan yet, but later on, Stark was wearing the [Sneaky Armor] and stalking the protagonist. [Laughing and crying][laughing and crying][laughing and crying]
The choice of words and sentences is actually up to standard. There is no distinction between Chinese and Western. I am a little moved [facepalm]. The rhythm of the plot and the characterization are far beyond the level of Tomato. The writing is smooth. It should not be a new author. There are currently no breaking points caused by major events, and the descriptions of battle scenes are not exciting enough. Overall, it is worth reading. I hope I can finish the book smoothly.
In fact, the writing is quite good, the creativity is well integrated with the American comic universe, but it is a bit contrived and stiff, the protagonist is too pretentious, and he is a bit self-defeating later. Update [laughing and crying] Please support the seedlings more.
Very good, very grateful
It seems to be okay so far. It depends on how the author manages it. One problem is that the word count and length are too few. [Cover face][cover face][cover face]
It's a good book, a little overwhelming, but overall it looks good, and it's considered a good book.
Well enough. Not bad.
Not bad, good, very good
So far, not bad
Can be turned into a computer game
It's pretty good among the Marvel books I've read this year.
The logic is reasonable, the writing is smooth, the expression is clear, and it is super beautiful.
What can I say, the setting is great, but it's a bit inconsistent. Earlier, it was said that Stark hadn't gone to Afghanistan yet, but later on, Stark was wearing the [Sneaky Armor] and stalking the protagonist. [Laughing and crying][laughing and crying][laughing and crying]
The choice of words and sentences is actually up to standard. There is no distinction between Chinese and Western. I am a little moved [facepalm]. The rhythm of the plot and the characterization are far beyond the level of Tomato. The writing is smooth. It should not be a new author. There are currently no breaking points caused by major events, and the descriptions of battle scenes are not exciting enough. Overall, it is worth reading. I hope I can finish the book smoothly.
In fact, the writing is quite good, the creativity is well integrated with the American comic universe, but it is a bit contrived and stiff, the protagonist is too pretentious, and he is a bit self-defeating later. Update [laughing and crying] Please support the seedlings more.
Very good, very grateful
It seems to be okay so far. It depends on how the author manages it. One problem is that the word count and length are too few. [Cover face][cover face][cover face]
It's a good book, a little overwhelming, but overall it looks good, and it's considered a good book.
Well enough. Not bad.
Not bad, good, very good
So far, not bad
Can be turned into a computer game
It's pretty good among the Marvel books I've read this year.
The logic is reasonable, the writing is smooth, the expression is clear, and it is super beautiful.