I Subdue the Mortal Realm with the Underworld

The realms of Yin and Yang are depicted as two separate countries, with the Yin realm being a small one and the Yang realm a large one. Anyone can freely enter the Yin realm, as if it were next door, and even lead troops to attack. For living people, going to the Yin realm has no impact, just like going to any other country.

Let me complain a bit. The conflict between the underworld and the living world is problematic. It's understandable that the living world suppresses the underworld to prolong their lives, but why does the underworld harbor such deep hatred for the living? Especially those wandering ghosts who died in the living world and then went to the underworld.

The fight scenes were utterly amateurish. To sum it up, it was just a series of back-and-forth slaps, completely lacking the feel of a fight in a high-martial arts world. In a high-martial arts setting, fights are all about imagination. Take Cui Yu, for example. You could completely reimagine his fighting style.

The system spent three days and three nights flirting with girls in the mortal realm before dying, thus transforming from mortal to yin, and becoming the Yin Order System. Compatibility with the protagonist: Perfect

I read Chapter Fifteen. The premise was good, the idea was okay. But I never expected this. He seemed so righteous at the beginning, but then that supporting character committed atrocities, and you just let him go because you needed someone? If you needed someone, wouldn't it have been better to write a righteous but powerless character who had to cower?

Is this underworld even real? There's no deterrent power; people in the mortal realm can kill and slay at will. What's the point of the underworld? To become an underworld official, one should at least have authority bestowed by heaven and earth, so how could they allow people in the mortal realm to kill and slay at will?

This protagonist seems like a complete idiot. Every time he kills someone, he acts like nobody's coming after him, always needing someone to rescue him. His intelligence is questionable, his cultivation is trash; he's utterly useless, only good for clearing out weaklings. He falls for ambushes every time. He thinks he's invincible after killing a few small fry, but every time he kills someone, he's caught off guard by the powerful backers who come after him. His intelligence is truly astounding!

Hurry up and release it, preferably with a hundred chapters! 😃😃😃😃

Novels with an underworld theme like this are rare these days. I've enjoyed it so far, but I'm still a little worried. It feels like once the underworld's power spikes in the mid-to-late game, it'll be a one-way street, and the story might lack staying power. Also, the protagonist has a limited number of skills. The author doesn't need to be so confined to traditional Chinese mythology.

I'm making this clear to the author: as long as you dare to update, I dare to subscribe. I'll subscribe for every single update you make. I hope you update frequently! Keep it up!