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Ban Gu is a skeleton spirit who has been dead for who knows how many years. One day, he climbs out of the ground...
Damn, the outside world feels strange. There are skyscrapers, cutting-edge technology, and even dead things from the underworld.
A thousand-year-old relic like him can't keep up with the times, and he's immediately reduced to an uncool country bumpkin.
But... Ban Gu casts a malicious glance at Lu Cheng, who's trespassed on his territory. The rules of the underground palace: Anyone who enters belongs to me. Anything alive or dead that steps into my lair becomes my property.
Ban Gu gives a sinister smile and warmly invites him: "Young Master Lu, come visit my underground palace."
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Lu Cheng, who was stuck with him, regretted it at first.
Later, he quietly switched the soda in the fridge for milk, afraid this skeleton spirit might get osteoporosis.
After that, he watched Ban Gu fretfully plan their life after death.
Ban Gu says, "When you die, I'll bury you in my underground palace. You'll sleep in my stone coffin and slowly turn into bones."
Lu Cheng falls silent for a moment, then asks a question that strikes at the very soul: What if I can't die?
Upcoming book 1: The Strange and Spooky Pet Shop
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Ke Yi proudly holds his head high, perched majestically on the counter. "Awooooo!" Look, this is my domain, my all-you-can-eat restaurant. All those weird and wonderful pets are my food.
Yin Ze, owner of the pet shop that's only pretending to be an all-you-can-eat restaurant, picks Ke Yi up and coaxes him: "Be good. Selling them is the best way to keep you fed."
Ke Yi tilts his head. "Awo?" Wouldn't eating them directly be easier?
Yin Ze: "We need to think about sustainability. We can't drain the pond to catch the fish."
Ke Yi asks excitedly, "Awooooo?" If their owner doesn't want them, can I eat them?
Yin Ze feeds the drop of blood on his fingertip to Ke Yi and says slowly, "Every pet I sell becomes its owner's supreme master."
"Awo?" Tch... A bunch of "food" that people actually like?
Customer A's review: The dog is great, pretty and obedient, and it can even pick up my takeout at the door. Sometimes it looks at me upside down, though, like it thinks I'm an idiot.
Customer B's review: My beautiful bird has a lovely voice and is gorgeous. Apart from being a little picky, it's perfect. It even pecks me awake at six sharp every morning. I'm happy and heartbroken at the same time. Honestly, it doesn't need to be so early.
Customer C: Actually, I want to buy that golden long-haired dog sitting on the counter. I don't know what breed it is, and it looks a bit strange, but it's so majestic. Too bad the owner won't sell it, even though I offered a million.
Yin Ze strokes the "golden retriever" on his lap and pinches its pink paw, which has finally grown back. "This one is exclusively his. Not for sale."
Ke Yi snatches his paw back. "Awo!!!" I'm in a bad mood. I'll grace Xiao Ze with my presence another day.
The Strange and Spooky Pet Shop's mission: Help all the monsters find qualified, tireless pet owners who'll provide food and lodging, chat, play, and keep them happy.
Upcoming book 2: Underworld Express
After Si Lin's grandfather died, he left him an ordinary little house.
One day, Si Lin woke up in horror to find himself in the underworld, with ghosts waiting in line to be reincarnated living all around him.
A ghost who'd died violently, half his head knocked off, stopped Si Lin and gave him a sinister grin. "Kid, mind delivering something to my old lady? And tell my useless son to burn more paper money for his dead dad. I'll pay you for it, by the way."
An old ghost who'd died suddenly of a brain hemorrhage: "I want to send a package too. Please tell my son my bankbook is in the lining of the wardrobe... My son will pay you."
A vengeful ghost who'd died violently and regretted his past: "Send one of my bones to my 'friend' from when I was alive. Wish him a broken home, a ruined family, and an early trip down here for a drink with me... My ex-wife, children, and I will all pay you."
Si Lin quietly takes the orders, quietly watches the huge balance in his bankbook grow day by day, and smiles to himself. An obscure wage worker in the world of the living, a famous courier in the underworld. He does the most ordinary job and the most badass side hustle.
The grim-faced underworld enforcer who shows up at his door: "I have a delivery to send too. I've got a lot of business, so we can sign a long-term contract."
There's no way he can turn that down. Si Lin takes out his calculator. "For long-term business, you get a thirteen percent discount. Thank you for your patronage."
Six months later, Si Lin blocks the underworld enforcer's doorway. "Could you explain this address? Isn't this your own place?"
Yin Li rubs his chin and opens the door. "It's a long story. Let's talk about it in the bedroom."
Theme: Work diligently, no matter what field you're in
The word "let's forget the past" is too hypocritical. I like things to change. It really sucked, I'm sorry for Ban Gu, but in the end, Ban Gu compromised and signed a soul contract. Why, those who eat meat can escape the curse and reproduce. The curse of not eating for thousands of years. There is a saying in the Chinese nation that good deeds will be rewarded with good deeds and evil deeds will be rewarded with evil deeds. This book is completely bad
I was really, really, really speechless about the ending. After watching it, I felt that Ben Gu was both cute and miserable, no more. The only one who did not eat meat also became evil, and those who did eat went unpunished. Because you are strong, you will be killed, feared and eaten. Even in the end, you have to pay compensation and make a contract. What values are you promoting?
I think the ending is hard to tell. . . What a story. The love between gods and men in the past did not bother others. They were used by humans to scrape their bones and eat them all. When they reawakened and had another reincarnation, they still had to be feared by humans. If you want me, I agree to kill them all. No, don't humans punish us? Why were those people able to lift the curse and survive? Those who eat together live happily and multiply. The one who didn't eat back then regrets it now. . . Other people's stories are about good and evil being rewarded, teaching people to be kind. Why does this story make people feel that they are not taking advantage of the bastard? The ancestors have lost their humanity, but the descendants enjoy happiness. . . In the end, there is no correct value orientation. . It's hard to describe in one word
I was disappointed at the end and couldn't leave multiple negative reviews for one chapter, so I came to the front. After thousands of years of waiting and endless reincarnation, the two of them have not failed the world. Why is it that the ending of the whole book is the worst for them?
After reading this chapter, Ban Gu felt so wronged. He is strong, so he deserves to die. He was good, so he was eaten. He was unwilling to give in, so he was besieged. It's too cruel to be alone and still have a conscience, to be bullied enough and yet not to turn into a black man.
It's very true, when everyone is evil, how can good people end up well?
Totally disappointed, so disappointed
Throw up, what kind of bad ending is this?
This ending is very bad. Ban Gu has to be compensated by all his descendants and pay appearance fees, which is such a loss.
It's quite disappointing. Those who deserved punishment were not punished, and those who deserved revenge were not retaliated. This ending is so frustrating and aggrieved.