Shen Ye, 26 years old, is a former employee of a large Internet company. After being laid off, he delivered food late at night and accidentally entered the underworld food delivery platform "Ye Shi Ji" - delivering wontons to lonely souls, running errands for evil spirits, and finding his way through ghost walls. Earn points for good reviews to exchange for yin and yang eyes, and lose your life for bad reviews. He thought it was just a high-paying night shift, but he found that every order he delivered was stitching the cracks between Yin and Yang. When the blacklist with his name as the recipient appeared, this poor-talking former social worker realized: there is no way to quit this job.
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It is a novel with very clear advantages and disadvantages. The advantage is that the plot is good, but the disadvantage is that the mother is not resurrected. The advantage is that the characters are excellent, but the disadvantage is that the mother is not resurrected. The advantage is that the writing is clean and smooth, but the disadvantage is that the mother is not resurrected. The advantage is that it is very pyrotechnics, but the disadvantage is that the mother is not resurrected. The advantage is that the length is moderate and it does not run into hundreds of thousands of words. The disadvantage is that the mother is not resurrected. So why don't you resurrect your mother? Look at my, eyes! ! !
Suitable for reading at night before going to bed
The second part is also out. Let's search. Takeaway Ghost Stories: Night Food, Part 2
It's very beautiful, the setting is novel, and the writing is natural and smooth. It's simply amazing. The story is told eloquently, without being abrupt or pretentious, which makes people want to read it after reading it. It's not too scary, but there is a lot of small warmth and human philosophy in the horror. Overall, I give it a thumbs up! I usually read very few online articles and can't read most of them, but this one is an exception!
Can be seen. I've read about a fifth of it so far, to Chapter 17. A light-hearted supernatural novel with a bit of a spiritual setting.
The striking point is that there have been many situations where "a piece of information that has not been mentioned before is suddenly revealed, or settings are changed without any explanation", which makes people feel like an abridged version or a pieced together text.
If it is really an AI article, it is not recommended. Readers can see that the effect will not be good.
It's a nice read, not scary, and some of the ghost stories are quite touching. There is one thing that makes me very unhappy at the moment. The fat man is so annoyed that he insists on following the protagonist, so he just leaves. He talks about a lot of nonsense and chooses to do this job. Don't you think he has some reason to do so? If you're afraid, don't do it.
Withdraw, withdraw, the protagonist's favorite thing to say is "What do you mean?"
What about 2? I ask you. The second part is so good. I feel that the score of 6.9 Is too low. I'm sorry for the author's hard work. In several places, my eyes were red. Alas, poor Shen Ye, responsible Shen Ye.
Wonderful, fluent writing, innovative, humorous, not sensationalistic, but more humane and humanistic. I look forward to the second part. I hope that the protagonists, mother and son, will live well, because good people cannot be rewarded [shy][shy]
It's been a long time since I've seen this kind of weird rules story that neither makes the protagonist so strong that it's mindless and fun, nor is it like the mindless abuse written by Black Tinder and doesn't make sense. It allows readers to have a reference to think about the loopholes in the rules and the protagonist to act cautiously.
I am quite picky about supernatural novels, and the plot is okay. I dare not read it at night, haha. The plot can be read, and the author's writing style is not harsh. It's not a loss if you invest in it, there seems to be a second part to look forward to.
It's quite interesting. It's the first time I've seen it in this format, and the plot is not laggy. It's quite logical. I just kept thinking about who his father is and why Ye Guiren's surname is Shen. The webmaster also specifically reminded that his surname is Shen, but from the time point of view, it's not his father. The specific story is also novel. Come on! ! Don't forget that the customer at the subway station also said that he knew his mother and gave something to the protagonist. Let's talk about it in the second part too.
It's pretty good-looking, and the writing is smooth. There are some minor logic problems, but they're not major. Although it's not very scary, it's not very sensational either, it's light and warm~
The writing is delicate, and I personally like the author's description of the senses of smell and hearing, which makes one feel immersed in the situation. [Love]
The full text does not have the emotional impetus of great joy or sorrow, nor does it emphasize the highlight moments when little people become heroes, nor does it specifically praise selfless sacrifices. It only expresses the efforts, choices, and forbearance of each little person in survival.
The full text has the feeling of "Don't look at the surface of the river as flat as a mirror, look at the depth of the water."
Very pretty! It's the first time I've seen a story with this kind of setting, it's so fascinating! I'm kind of fascinated now! [Laughing out loud]
It's not the kind of story that has ups and downs. It has a light sense of narrative and a bit of sadness for no reason. It's quite interesting. I recommend it!
The subject matter is novel and worth looking forward to
The concept is good, but there are too many bugs, like... Aiwen has not been adjusted well, and there are many contradictions. In addition, the author likes to use "It's not, but..." To describe a thing. It's too often and it makes me tired (ಥ_ಥ). I suggest that the second part should not use this way of expression anymore, and just describe the thing directly.
How can I put it this way? The plot is quite good, but there are many loopholes in some places. Things that have never been written appear inexplicably. Some places are not connected. It is a bit like AI, but the plot is quite novel. You can continue watching.
The writing is good, and the author's experience in a major company can be seen. The main line is outstanding, but the content is too concise. It would be much better if it were enriched into 200 chapters, such as the interaction between the protagonist and the original company personnel, the relationship between the protagonist and the fat man, and the female operator, and there are no specific events for the two big-name employees, Ye Gui and Azheng. There is even less interaction between the protagonist and other employees.
Good-looking, fast-paced and not laggy
My favorite among all the novels Tomato has read so far. In short, it is light and makes people read it very much.
It feels like a little person sitting under a big tree, holding his chin and listening to an old man telling a story. I fell into a trance while listening to it. I personally like it very much.
It's well written and warm, worth 9 points. However, it seems that only very long Tomato articles are likely to get high scores. Most of these short articles do not get high scores.
I like this book very much, a heart-warming story. There are also the author's underworld jokes, which will warm the hearts of those who read them.
It turns out that it was written by AI, and the author did not proofread the manuscript. It is recommended that the author proofread the entire manuscript and correct any parts that are not smooth and unreasonable.
It's pretty good, I like this kind of story told in a plain and simple way.
It's really good to read, the content is rich and exciting, and it stands up to scrutiny. There is nothing stupid, and there are no ridiculously powerful cheats. It is not a cool novel, nor is it a harem novel. I love reading it.
Good-looking, engaging story, not cliché
It's okay, the structure and narrative theme are okay, but it's a bit flat... Like running water... I've seen the first half so far, and it's a masterpiece of hypnosis.
Very interesting, the plot progresses quickly and the plot does not drag on
The story is very good, but it's a bit long-winded. Things we already know have to be told again every time. It would be better to simplify them.
The subject matter is very novel, the male protagonist is very smart but not a virgin, and there are no inexplicable emotional lines. That's all for now.
It is a novel with very clear advantages and disadvantages. The advantage is that the plot is good, but the disadvantage is that the mother is not resurrected. The advantage is that the characters are excellent, but the disadvantage is that the mother is not resurrected. The advantage is that the writing is clean and smooth, but the disadvantage is that the mother is not resurrected. The advantage is that it is very pyrotechnics, but the disadvantage is that the mother is not resurrected. The advantage is that the length is moderate and it does not run into hundreds of thousands of words. The disadvantage is that the mother is not resurrected. So why don't you resurrect your mother? Look at my, eyes! ! !
Suitable for reading at night before going to bed The second part is also out. Let's search. Takeaway Ghost Stories: Night Food, Part 2
It's very beautiful, the setting is novel, and the writing is natural and smooth. It's simply amazing. The story is told eloquently, without being abrupt or pretentious, which makes people want to read it after reading it. It's not too scary, but there is a lot of small warmth and human philosophy in the horror. Overall, I give it a thumbs up! I usually read very few online articles and can't read most of them, but this one is an exception!
Can be seen. I've read about a fifth of it so far, to Chapter 17. A light-hearted supernatural novel with a bit of a spiritual setting. The striking point is that there have been many situations where "a piece of information that has not been mentioned before is suddenly revealed, or settings are changed without any explanation", which makes people feel like an abridged version or a pieced together text. If it is really an AI article, it is not recommended. Readers can see that the effect will not be good.
It's a nice read, not scary, and some of the ghost stories are quite touching. There is one thing that makes me very unhappy at the moment. The fat man is so annoyed that he insists on following the protagonist, so he just leaves. He talks about a lot of nonsense and chooses to do this job. Don't you think he has some reason to do so? If you're afraid, don't do it. Withdraw, withdraw, the protagonist's favorite thing to say is "What do you mean?"
What about 2? I ask you. The second part is so good. I feel that the score of 6.9 Is too low. I'm sorry for the author's hard work. In several places, my eyes were red. Alas, poor Shen Ye, responsible Shen Ye.
Wonderful, fluent writing, innovative, humorous, not sensationalistic, but more humane and humanistic. I look forward to the second part. I hope that the protagonists, mother and son, will live well, because good people cannot be rewarded [shy][shy]
It's been a long time since I've seen this kind of weird rules story that neither makes the protagonist so strong that it's mindless and fun, nor is it like the mindless abuse written by Black Tinder and doesn't make sense. It allows readers to have a reference to think about the loopholes in the rules and the protagonist to act cautiously.
I am quite picky about supernatural novels, and the plot is okay. I dare not read it at night, haha. The plot can be read, and the author's writing style is not harsh. It's not a loss if you invest in it, there seems to be a second part to look forward to.
It's quite interesting. It's the first time I've seen it in this format, and the plot is not laggy. It's quite logical. I just kept thinking about who his father is and why Ye Guiren's surname is Shen. The webmaster also specifically reminded that his surname is Shen, but from the time point of view, it's not his father. The specific story is also novel. Come on! ! Don't forget that the customer at the subway station also said that he knew his mother and gave something to the protagonist. Let's talk about it in the second part too.
It's pretty good-looking, and the writing is smooth. There are some minor logic problems, but they're not major. Although it's not very scary, it's not very sensational either, it's light and warm~
The writing is delicate, and I personally like the author's description of the senses of smell and hearing, which makes one feel immersed in the situation. [Love] The full text does not have the emotional impetus of great joy or sorrow, nor does it emphasize the highlight moments when little people become heroes, nor does it specifically praise selfless sacrifices. It only expresses the efforts, choices, and forbearance of each little person in survival. The full text has the feeling of "Don't look at the surface of the river as flat as a mirror, look at the depth of the water."
Very pretty! It's the first time I've seen a story with this kind of setting, it's so fascinating! I'm kind of fascinated now! [Laughing out loud]
It's not the kind of story that has ups and downs. It has a light sense of narrative and a bit of sadness for no reason. It's quite interesting. I recommend it!
The subject matter is novel and worth looking forward to The concept is good, but there are too many bugs, like... Aiwen has not been adjusted well, and there are many contradictions. In addition, the author likes to use "It's not, but..." To describe a thing. It's too often and it makes me tired (ಥ_ಥ). I suggest that the second part should not use this way of expression anymore, and just describe the thing directly.
How can I put it this way? The plot is quite good, but there are many loopholes in some places. Things that have never been written appear inexplicably. Some places are not connected. It is a bit like AI, but the plot is quite novel. You can continue watching.
The writing is good, and the author's experience in a major company can be seen. The main line is outstanding, but the content is too concise. It would be much better if it were enriched into 200 chapters, such as the interaction between the protagonist and the original company personnel, the relationship between the protagonist and the fat man, and the female operator, and there are no specific events for the two big-name employees, Ye Gui and Azheng. There is even less interaction between the protagonist and other employees.
Good-looking, fast-paced and not laggy
My favorite among all the novels Tomato has read so far. In short, it is light and makes people read it very much.
It feels like a little person sitting under a big tree, holding his chin and listening to an old man telling a story. I fell into a trance while listening to it. I personally like it very much.
It's well written and warm, worth 9 points. However, it seems that only very long Tomato articles are likely to get high scores. Most of these short articles do not get high scores.
I like this book very much, a heart-warming story. There are also the author's underworld jokes, which will warm the hearts of those who read them.
It turns out that it was written by AI, and the author did not proofread the manuscript. It is recommended that the author proofread the entire manuscript and correct any parts that are not smooth and unreasonable.
It's pretty good, I like this kind of story told in a plain and simple way.
It's really good to read, the content is rich and exciting, and it stands up to scrutiny. There is nothing stupid, and there are no ridiculously powerful cheats. It is not a cool novel, nor is it a harem novel. I love reading it.
Good-looking, engaging story, not cliché
It's okay, the structure and narrative theme are okay, but it's a bit flat... Like running water... I've seen the first half so far, and it's a masterpiece of hypnosis.
Very interesting, the plot progresses quickly and the plot does not drag on
The story is very good, but it's a bit long-winded. Things we already know have to be told again every time. It would be better to simplify them.
The subject matter is very novel, the male protagonist is very smart but not a virgin, and there are no inexplicable emotional lines. That's all for now.