Chronicles of the Netherworld

Having read Chapter Nineteen, I believe the correct explanation for the inflation problem in the underworld is this: Regardless of what descendants burn for their ancestors, or the quantity of the offerings, they will all be converted into a certain amount of currency in the underworld. This is because the sincerity and intention behind the offerings are what make them valuable.

The truth: Arsenic is indeed trivalent arsenic, and vitamin C is indeed a reducing agent. It is a reasonable reaction to reduce pentavalent to trivalent. For most people who have not been exposed to chemistry education after graduating from high school, such a statement is indeed very damaging.

I've always wondered why Xia doesn't watch the live stream.

Hi, I'm Xiaoyu. The main character in the "Hero's Call" event is currently lacking heroes; only Xu Chu and the eldest disciple have appeared so far. I'm asking for help from all you great heroes! Please offer your heroes, as we'll be using them soon, and this will also help prepare the other senior disciples for their upcoming appearances. Thank you! 😃

I watched the beginning and didn't know how the protagonist planned to develop the story, but seeing that the protagonist seemed to be building a harem and was also planning to focus on romance, I promptly dropped it. What I can't stand most in romance storylines is when it involves a harem.

Why not just focus on the main story about ghost messengers? Why did you have to shove in irrelevant details? Is this a fantasy novel or a palace intrigue story? Why does a dead person still cough up blood? The protagonist himself says he's a ghost at the beginning, and then he coughs up blood? Putting all that aside, author, why couldn't you just focus on the main story about ghost messengers? Why did you have to drag the protagonist into the mortal world? It doesn't feel pure at all.

The story begins by stating that the male protagonist wants a promotion, wants to go back home, and wants to find his fiancée. However, it then starts rambling on about other things, neglecting to focus on his work or ghost-hunting themes, instead getting involved in all sorts of nonsense.

First 1. Those who read pirated versions, could you please stop slandering Xiaoyu in the book review section? 2: Little Fish's updates are short and weak, 🤭🤭 but now he's steadily updating three times a day. We'll see about the future. Isn't that good? He's trying his best. Isn't that enough? Little Fish is human too; he can't update 24 hours a day. We should be understanding.

Well, this book is really good. I've gotten to chapter 466, and then I started skipping around. The beginning was really to my liking, but the author probably added a lot of melodramatic elements to advance the plot. In my opinion, the protagonist doesn't necessarily need to be powerful, but this book is positioned as a comedy. Let's skip the complicated love triangle.

Is it really interesting that the protagonist has a mountain of romantic entanglements? Every time, just when they're about to explain away a misunderstanding, he runs away again. It's okay once or twice, but it feels too contrived after a while.