The Profound Realm of Heaven and Earth

The entire story is low-key from beginning to end, with no plot twists or turns. The protagonist is also a complete airhead; because he's lacking in three areas, he can't even pick up girls, and to make matters worse, he can't even show off. In this day and age, is there any point in continuing to write novels with protagonists like this?

The protagonist is weak-willed and easily manipulated. He'll meddle in anything that might cause trouble, unlike the arrogance and pride of a feng shui master. He believes meddling in others' affairs will lead to his death, and disrupting the natural order is taboo, yet he never pays the price.

"Pluto Agents" features a special agent team leader with a talent for cultivation, and various fantasy chapters about supernatural abilities!

His personality suddenly changed drastically; he can't accept falling in love with a policewoman after only one glance.

Why did they suddenly introduce a policeman? He's always been so aloof, isn't he? I'm hooked on the first one.

This protagonist, sigh! He just loves meddling in other people's business!! Grandpa Qu, Grandpa Qu, it's one thing to just save any old man and then claim him as your grandfather! But you help that old man cure his illness and maintain his health, what does that old man take you for?? Poison, mild poison! Only readers who don't care can take this, I, for one, can't stand it.

Why are Chapter 2 and Chapter 120 missing?

A department of supernatural beings, a special agent captain, talents that can be cultivated, and fantastical chapters of various supernatural abilities; clashes between monsters, vampires, genetically modified humans, and supernatural beings, interwoven with absolutely heart-wrenching emotions! All in *Pluto's Agent*.

The author is rooting for you! 🙂

This book is much better than Yang Yang Ghost Technique.