Thirty Years of Feeling Corpses at the Funeral Parlor

The book is actually pretty well written, but the setting is a little weird. Even if the prisoner is dead, there is no such thing as touching the body, because you will be searched as soon as you enter. This is not important. The main reason is that the golden finger is not used well. Whether touching the corpse can be cancelled, you must summarize the rules and find a method that is useful to you. It's okay to touch it again after others have touched it. You also have to package yourself as a mage, or something like salvation. In that kind of environment, there is no status, no reputation, and there are great restrictions on what you can do.

How long will it take you to be successful in thirty years with your current progress 😒

Aren't you going to search someone before killing someone? Do you have to touch the body after death? In addition, the author is truly a living Bodhisattva. The water demon in Chapter 10 really saved me.

What's the point of touching the body? It's probably a corpse stitcher or a forensic doctor or a charlatan or something like that. . . And you kill someone without searching them? There are so many gold and silver treasures left for you to touch, not counting the protagonist's golden finger. There is something wrong with the author's career setting. I was dizzy watching it. I also didn't see the professional skills of the corpse toucher designed by the author. Anyone I see can do it. As long as you are not afraid of death.

Dear book friends, this is not a cool article. Golden Finger has side effects. Only by helping the deceased fulfill their wishes can the side effects be eliminated. The author's setting is flawed and misleading. Readers, please be careful.

After reading Chapter 11, I have to say that the author is awesome. This comment is even more awesome.

You are not afraid of death if you kill people, but you are afraid of death if you touch corpses! Really rubbish! If you touch a corpse, you will suffer the consequences, both good and bad. Most people kill people and touch corpses, and they are afraid of corpse aura when they touch a corpse.

I'm a little tired from reading this novel. I don't know how many times I have to read Makabaka before I can recover.

The protagonist has a wrong outlook on life. Humans who offend the protagonist are most ruthless and will kill everyone in their family. When encountering a monster that wants to eat him, he will let it go and accept him as a follower. Although he seems to be doing good deeds most of the time, due to the karma, there is a high probability that he is suspected of being driven by profit.

How can people survive in this kind of world, touching a corpse is 100% dead, and there is very little money. And if you have the strength, it's better to kill people and seize treasures.