Bow Before the Gentleman

Three years later, then another three years, and then yet another three years... I, Feng Qingyan, am practically a Confucian sage. When will I be allowed to return to being the Emperor of the Underworld?

1. The setting of this book is different from that of the previous book. First, Feng Qingyan didn't time-travel, but rather returned. He went back to his original world, only that thousands of years had passed, his Great Shang Dynasty had been destroyed, and now the Great Zhou Dynasty ruled, with the laws of the Holy Path replacing the power of ghosts and gods.

Were they all chased from the underworld? I did it the other way around; this book was too short, so I read the underworld part instead.

I'm a long-time reader from the underworld, but I've only read it intermittently since the major revisions 😅😅. I couldn't afford to read the pirated version before, but now I'm making up for it by subscribing to the full version.

The author should have divided this book into two parts: one about the path of ghosts without involving the path of saints, and the other about saints without involving ghosts. The current approach, combining the two, clearly blurs the lines between primary and secondary content, creating an awkward and forced fusion.

Witchcraft, the witchcraft in my heart

Suddenly I felt like writing a few words for Liu Ling. In the early days, Liu Ling took on the responsibility of providing humor; he was a bit talkative and a bit brainless, but he was also a loyal protector of his master. Helian Shan was an outstanding person. He gave up a better academy and came to the remote northern region for Dean Anxiu.

I'm a regular reader, and I've been following your stories since "The Underworld Returns to the Human World" 😥. I've read "The Underworld Returns to the Human World" almost five times 😅😅😅. I especially love your writing, keep it up!

It feels like we've reached 800 chapters and the main story is only just beginning!

The establishment of the Underworld should begin with understanding its rules. Without rules, there can be no order. Just as in the previous Underworld Revisit, where someone was sought to perfect the rules, there are rules for the living and rules for the dead. The Underworld should generally evoke a sense of majesty, selflessness, terror, and supreme authority.