The Celestial Way of the Underworld: The Yanluo Emperor

Author, please continue! But there's a problem: the protagonist calls his father "Emperor Father," but this isn't the Qing Dynasty, nor is it a minority ethnic group. Why does he call him "Emperor Father"? He's watched too many Qing Dynasty dramas.

Comparing Eastern Shintoism to the West is an insult to the Eastern idiots.

How embarrassing! A six-year-old making a Water Melody poem! 😥😥

Yama, also known as Yama, Yama the Demon King, etc., Is translated into Chinese as "binding," "binding," or "capturing" the guilty. He can judge the sins committed in life and bestow rewards or punishments accordingly. Yama's duty is to rule over the gods of the underworld, judge the actions of the living, and give appropriate punishments.

I'd like to take this opportunity to promote my book, "Starting by Cleaning the Scripture Pavilion, I Completed the Incomplete Cultivation Techniques." It's a mortal cultivation story, a survival-oriented cultivation style, where the protagonist's intelligence remains high without any decline.

The "mumble mumble" sound is so painful to watch.

This description is wrong. What was the outcome of the battle? How did it just happen that he was instantly transported to another world?

The idea was good, but unfortunately it was scrapped.

I read three chapters before giving up. What about you guys?

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