The novel's performance was poor, and it ended badly. Don't read it, everyone, or you'll be disappointed. A young woman from Northeast China joins Mount Longhu and becomes the Old Celestial Master's youngest and final disciple.
During her cultivation, she accidentally breaks into the underworld and strikes a deal with King Yama. As a bonus, she's allowed to pick anything she wants from the underworld's treasure vault. She picks nothing else, just walks off with a Netherworld sound system.
When the speakers turn on, their music controls people's souls.
Whether they're expert Otherworldly Beings, big shots at the Luotian Grand Ceremony, or top talents from Biyou Village, they all lose control and dance in public, one after another, as I wreak havoc on them.
With the old immortals of the Northeast protecting me and the Old Celestial Master backing me up, I'm also a special temporary worker at Anywhere Door, directly supervised by Zhao Fangxu himself.
No romance, no pairings.
I rule the Otherworldly Beings' world with my underworld sound system, doing whatever I please and indulging nobody.
I think it's pretty good, but the identity is written wrong in some places. Zhang Lingyu became more and more embarrassed after being talked about, her face turned red, and she was silent for a moment. Then she raised her eyes and looked at the heroine (Zhang Xiaoyun) seriously, and her voice became a little calmer:
The book is very good, but no one has reviewed it?
It's pretty good. Come on, don't stop and give me more [laughs evilly]
I feel like it's well written.