Plan to Rebuild the Underworld
重建地府计划
- Status
- Ongoing
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- 755k Words
- Subgenre
- Eerie Mystery
- Updated
- 4y ago
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The Cool-Hearted Girl
For a thousand ages, these rivers and mountains have stood, but where can we find Sun Zhongmou, the hero? Dance pavilions and song stages, all that splendor, have been swept away by rain and wind. In the slanting sunlight, among grass and trees, in ordinary lanes, people say that the man called Jinu once lived here. I recall those days: iron spears and armored horses, a spirit that could swallow ten thousand miles like a tiger.
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Though the divine tortoise lives long, its days must end. Though the flying serpent rides the mist, it will turn to dust. The old steed in its stable still dreams of galloping a thousand miles. The hero in his twilight years still harbors lofty ambitions. The length of life is not determined by Heaven alone. With a peaceful heart, one may enjoy a long life. How fortunate I am! I sing to express my aspirations.
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I recommend visiting Fengdu. In the Judge's Hall, there's a couplet: "Officials rewarding the good are impartial and without favoritism or bribery; judges punishing the wicked are just and fair." The underworld is an ideal world devoid of human sentiment, purely governed by law. Good and evil have their own standards.
Although I said that, I still support you because I see very few of this type nowadays. Keep it up, author! I think that since the judge is judging the ninjas, he should be fair. This should be a fairness that transcends human rights, an absolute fairness. Otherwise, what kind of judge is he? But I still want to cheer on the author.
Influenced by human relationships with the rules of the underworld, this is a fatal flaw. So, this is another problem. It's somewhat different from the previous book of the same kind, but it has made a new mistake. Why incorporate human relationships? Because the protagonist is human, and the author is human too.
Honestly, I quite like this kind of genre, but after reading a few chapters, it's not quite what I imagined. What I wanted to see was either the protagonist constantly getting stronger, continuously choosing and bestowing titles upon gods, managing and building the land, and peacefully farming; or forming an army of ghosts, fighting against all sorts of ghosts and monsters in the realms of Yin…
The real challenge lies in handling protagonists with families in mythological and fantasy settings. There's a reason why so many protagonists in online novels are orphans; firstly, there's the issue of lifespan. The protagonist is destined for immortality, so what happens to their mother and sister? Do they immortalize together? What if the sister has a boyfriend or husband?
The old-fashioned idea was alright, it's a pity it's in the author's hands. He couldn't capture the majesty of the underworld; everyone he encountered was so submissive. He didn't even need to be invincible; he had to drag in human nature before joining the Strange Tales Society.
The underworld officials shouldn't interfere in human affairs. If the underworld investigates everything, what's the point of having a human government? The underworld's job is simply to stop ghosts from harming people. As for the evil deeds of human beings, that's the human government's responsibility. Even if the human government is corrupt, it will eventually die and go to hell. If the protagonist interferes in everything, the eighteen levels of hell will be empty by then.
Go find a factory job. Anyone who's been reading supernatural novels for more than five years wouldn't write something this toxic.
Seeing the protagonist join the organization is so toxic; Gods joining human organizations...
Ghost messengers feel fear of ghosts? Are you kidding me? At most, they'd just avoid risking their lives if they felt they couldn't win. Fear stems from the unknown. So, how could ghost messengers exist if they were afraid of ghosts due to their environment?