Tales from the Underworld

1. Two male leads, two male leads, two male leads! No female lead! (If you can't accept this, don't waste your time reading.) 2. The bond of "brotherhood" runs throughout the story. (Yes, it's the kind of brotherhood you're thinking of!) 3. Initially, fearing it might be inappropriate, the "brotherly" relationship was written rather subtly.

The author is a novice, and their writing style and some logic still need improvement. However, I quite like the characters and plot. It's already 580,000 words long. I hope the author won't abandon the book just because there aren't many readers; I'm afraid you might suddenly lose interest and abandon it.

I'm tired of all the lovey-dovey stuff. It's fine without a female lead, let's keep going!

I absolutely adore Zhu Yin, this cunning and scheming guy! Please, author, write more about Zhu Yin! 😍

Regardless of what others say, as a reader, what I hope for most is that the author won't abandon the project! I've read several books before where the author simply shut them down because of poor performance—that's so irresponsible!

Sigh... They're all stubborn fools.

I truly like Zhu Yin, and I also truly like Mo Lai. I admire his carefree and unrestrained nature, and I admire his omnipotence. Their interactions give off a warm feeling of mutual understanding and appreciation. ❤️

Zhu Yin's warmth is an awkward, restrained, and rational warmth, while Mo Yunjie's warmth is a deep, older brother-like warmth. Can I interpret this as a difference between a reserved and an overt display of affection? 😏

It's rare for me to follow a book with such a short word count, so please don't abandon it!

Oh my god... I can finally talk! 🤭