I Got a Gift Pack from the Underworld

I've personally tested this book, and it's incredibly virtuous. A woman tried to kill him, but he just stood there doing the good deed, not only not killing her but also giving her all the credit. I've been reading books for over ten years, and this one is among the top-ranked poisons.

They couldn't even get past the beginning. Those who say it's not poisonous are all idiots... Damn, this courtroom drama is like a children's game. The magistrate is being booed and cursed by commoners in court. What kind of magistrate is he?

The county magistrate calls the commoner "Brother Li," doesn't that sound awkward? You can't read this novel with your brain on; if you do, it'll be incredibly embarrassing. You could learn from the TV series about Bao Zheng and ask, "Old Li, what do you think?"

A muddle-headed magistrate? The first three chapters portray him as a complete villain. Only the brave dare to test this out; I'm outta here.

There's a question. In the first case, Li Yulan said the village chief premeditatedly murdered the village chief, while the village chief said Li Yulan instigated it. The system said to believe Li Yulan and add 5 points of luck, and not believe her and subtract 5 points of luck. The protagonist also said to choose luck. Why did the judgment later say that Li Yulan instigated the murder? Did they no longer want luck?

Giving credit to Ning Hongliang is fine, but the subsequent treatment is incredibly cruel. Ning Hongliang was slept with by a conman? Does this fit her character established earlier? She's already cold-hearted, and then she was deceived by her companion. She probably wouldn't even glance at a beggar being beaten to death in front of her.

I read the books that the big spender tipped twice, and both had a lot of negative reviews. I didn't believe it, so I went and checked them out myself. Well, no wonder—maybe it's just a difference in taste. I'm outta here.

When I got to the paid chapter and exited, I realized it was called the "Underworld Gift Pack." Seriously? This book is pure cultivation fiction, okay? What does it have to do with the Underworld Gift Pack?

The daily poison delivery lives up to its name. Every day, one Shennong dies.

On one hand, it describes cultivators freely rewinding past events, while on the other hand, it depicts local gentry and wealthy individuals arbitrarily murdering county magistrates. Even in a normal ancient world, killing a county magistrate would be considered tantamount to rebellion, yet in this world of immortal cultivation, no one intervenes, deeming the death normal.