I Am the Agent of the Three Realms

Here it comes, Boss Zuo. You'd better watch your step and make sure you don't get banned again.

When will the next book be published? 🤭

Let me first give you a brief introduction to the gods of the underworld: Supreme Emperor: Emperor of Heaven and Earth. Emperor: The Great Emperor of Beiyin Fengdu. Prime Minister and ruler of all vassal states: Taiyi Jiuku Tianzun (Great One Who Saves from Suffering). Grand Commandant and Ruler of the Feudal States: Emperor of the Eastern Peak.

First of all, the big name has released a new book, it looks great and I'm really looking forward to it!

After finishing the first chapter, I slowly typed a "?". Why is the underworld so crowded with ghosts? Did an entire planet of life die somewhere? Isn't the underworld a place of reincarnation? Why don't they reincarnate? And is the need for houses a basic necessity for ghosts? Is this how you talk in a serious chat group? Don't ghosts and gods have the ability to create blessed lands?

Why pretend to be profound? Think about it, the group consists of ancient monsters who have lived for thousands of years. Their experience is beyond the reach of an ordinary person. Although you have the advantage of information asymmetry, even the slightest flaw can be exposed in front of a group of shrewd people.

The book's logic is flawed; if you already have top-tier materials, why would you need so much money from the outside world?

I just discovered that Wang Zuobi has a new book out. I don't mean anything by it, I just want to see if he can finish it this time.

A perfectly good premise, then various organizations and all sorts of enchanting women were haphazardly added, resulting in a complete flop… Keep it simple: a powerful life, dominating Earth, completely crushing Earth's ancient martial arts and superpowers, helping China conquer the world, then leaving Earth for the cultivation world!

Lao Zuo, I read part of this book and found it hard to keep up. Before it was finished, I didn't dare to say anything, but now that it's finished, I'll speak boldly. From "Helping Ghosts for Pleasure" to now, I feel you've found your style: expansive, thrilling, and effortlessly cool. Suspense, slow-paced plots, and wide-ranging action aren't for you. Turning terrifying ghosts into cute, cowardly creatures actually requires a lot of skill, but I think you can do it.