In Great Yu, I Guide Ghosts to Immortality

Finally, there are ghosts! These past two years have been full of eerie sights. I was starting to think ghosts had become taboo.

I suddenly had an idea: could this kind of cheat-like ability be used like this? The protagonist pays someone to randomly kill someone, and the dying wish of the victim is usually revenge. Once the killer is no longer useful, the protagonist kills them to cover it up, thus fulfilling 90% of the dying wishes and reaping countless rewards.

The introduction is incomplete, and you can't access top-tier individuals. How can you obtain top-level cultivation techniques and have your life parallel to theirs?

The protagonist has arrived, and all those who are capable, righteous, good-looking, and responsible must die, otherwise how can the protagonist redeem their souls? Therefore, the main theme of this book is tragedy, and then a few words of reflection are added at the end. Although it's not the protagonist's fault, it's the author's problem, which is indeed quite difficult to accept.

Has the author of "The Corpse Immortal of the Mortal World" been reincarnated here?

This world is rotten! Good people don't get rewarded, and evil people run rampant. Can this country really still be so powerful?

It's not like you can just perform a ritual to help someone pass on to the afterlife. Giving them some merit or a longer lifespan is understandable, but this is creating something out of nothing and automatically adapting it to the ritual! They even brought out physical objects!

Write fewer "whys" and "whys," it's a bit distracting. You don't need to explain, the readers will understand.

A novel combining folk martial arts with short, interconnected stories from Liaozhai, featuring characters of low combat strength. This is the second one I found on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) of this type. It's slightly better than those stories where the protagonist hides in the river as a fisherman, becomes a gangster, and eventually becomes a martial arts saint, but not by much.

Let's hope it's not another eunuch reincarnated.