My Days as a Corpse-Warden

A one-stop funeral service team: solving cases, apprehending criminals, imprisoning prisoners, beheading corpses, collecting corpses, sewing corpses, suppressing corpses, transporting corpses, paper cutting, burial, exorcising ghosts, killing zombies, tomb raiding, and collecting relics.

I'll say it three times: Don't try to whitewash Wu Shang! Don't try to whitewash Wu Shang! Don't try to whitewash Wu Shang! Even if he's a woman disguised as a man, don't let him go. They've already schemed against each other, so it's best to eliminate him cleanly and decisively. Don't let them get together after some flirting or be let off easily; that's too melodramatic!

Sewing corpses, closing coffins, beheading—you could run a whole assembly line here.

Prices have collapsed; even a single corpse requires government funding. In times of chaos, such corpses are everywhere. Besides saving the living, the government also has to care for the dead; where would they find so much money? The author elevates the status of mortuaries far too much.

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Everything not achieved through one's own cultivation, including system rewards, will ultimately lack a solid foundation and be difficult to attain the Great Dao, because the system will eventually leave you.

The beginning was going well, but then the mechas appeared, what was the point of reading? Author, if you really can't write anything, just end it. Why did you have to add all that mecha?

The latest books on Qidian have all featured executions, corpse stitching, and corpse guarding.

After it was released, the content and title didn't match up anymore; it wasn't about corpse guardians anymore, but about fulfilling the wishes of corpses and gaining the abilities of the deceased.

No, this kind of combat power, relying entirely on the system, is destined to fail and will never become popular.