Alive in the Human Realm: From Ghost Constable to Saint
人在阳间：从鬼差开始成圣
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- Ongoing
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- 2.1M Words
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- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
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580Chapters
63Monthly votes
23kRecommendations
190.1kFans
7 ch/weekPace
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I've Already Become a God, and Only Now You Tell Me There Are Monsters in This World?
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The writing is poor. To put it nicely, the protagonist's thinking is unconventional; to put it bluntly, it's just plain stupid. As for the plot, let's not even mention the inexplicable attempt to reform her, which ultimately ends in forced suppression.
Damn it! Gansu isn't big, yet it's created a legend. The whole internet knows about it. It's a disgrace to Gansu, all because of the mudslinging of the waters by our ancestors. 🔪🔪🔪
There are so many old-fashioned things lately. Does this mean online novels also have cycles?
I've seen several people say it gets bad after chapter 100, but in fact, it's been like this since the first chapter. The protagonist is like a brainless piece of paper, with extremely distorted ideas. It feels like the protagonist shouldn't be a ghost messenger but should be a vengeful spirit.
The main characters all become ghost immortals, but then, as soon as spiritual energy revives, they immediately transform into martial arts masters in a cultivation world, falling behind the original in every way. I don't know what the author was thinking with this plot.
The protagonist's involvement in the plot feels abrupt, lacking a clear main storyline. For example, after taking a friend to the hospital, the protagonist should have simply left. However, for no apparent reason, the protagonist insists on going over to inquire, and then happens to run into a special department, inexplicably being dragged into the incident.
Gucheng
The Gongbei Temple in Ershilipu, Guyuan, is quite effective. My mom took me there when I took the college entrance exam, and my score was more than 40 points higher than expected. Of course, I personally don't believe in gods or religions; I'm a pure dialectical materialist. The child is my brother.
Have you ever worked as a ghost messenger? Some of this is nonsense! Just assumptions.
The writing is quite good, but it has a style reminiscent of 2016 or 2017, which makes me feel a little nostalgic after reading it.
It's petty and uncouth, not presentable.