[Live Broadcast + Supernatural + Daily Life + Time Travel]
Cui Yin was working well as his own judge in the underworld, but suddenly he was thrown into the earthly world by his father, including his body and soul-stirring pen in the Book of Life and Death.
Also thrown into her arms was the newly appointed little emperor of the underworld.
"Daughter, in the recent underworld competition, our underworld lost tens of thousands of votes to those stinky flies from the Western Hell. Now it's all up to you to help our underworld!" The incoming judge spoke righteously.
"..." Cui Yin touched his empty pocket and hugged the thin-skinned little emperor, his smile gradually becoming gloomy.
In poverty, Cui Yin started live broadcast——
"The judge will broadcast live, those who have grievances will redress their grievances, and those who have grievances will complain."
Audiences who thought it was another anchor who was pretending to be a ghost and a ghost:
"I seem to see black and white impermanent bull heads and horse faces?!"
"This ghost... Seems to be real?!"
"Mom! I saw the real judge!"
Cui Yin, who has made a fortune through live broadcasting and occasionally travels through time and space to solve unjust, false and wrongful cases: Thank you for the invitation, my job is not worth mentioning.
Generally speaking, I made a mistake when I reviewed it, and it became a bit boring after more than 180 chapters.
The first part is pretty good, but towards the end, the writing gets a bit messy. Overall, it's good.
It looks good, but it feels like a comic
It's quite good-looking, with rich characters, exciting plot, and a well-organized storyline. However, the ending is a bit confusing. Even though I'll talk about it later, it just feels confusing.
The front is very good, the back is very bad
Oh my god, how did I finish reading it? I wanted to give up several times. The reason that kept me going was that there were only a few chapters left, so I might as well finish it. Who would have known that I would regret it even more after reading it. It looked good at the front, but it was a mess at the back. It was too boring and left too many holes unfilled. I don't recommend it. I don't recommend it. Confusion. . . .
The first two hundred or so chapters are all very interesting, and I have been reading them since I entered the Mirage Realm. Those chapters about the Tower of Justice and Temperance are confusing to people who have never been exposed to tarot cards.
The front page is indeed very nice. The author writes very well and has popularized a lot of useful knowledge.
The ending suddenly ends badly and I can't explain clearly what I'm explaining.
There are a lot of holes left unfilled and I can't understand it at all.
I just finished reading it. The first part is really good. Starting from the abyss, it is messy and confusing. The ending is also very rushed. Many characters are not followed up and are not clearly written. . .
The first part is okay, it's quite exciting, it's metaphysical, each story is different.
In the later stage, the author may want to create a big boss, and then the metaphysical direction turns to the rule-based weird type. The writing is not strong enough, and the writing is a bit messy, and the ending feels hasty.
Generally speaking, I made a mistake when I reviewed it, and it became a bit boring after more than 180 chapters.
The first part is pretty good, but towards the end, the writing gets a bit messy. Overall, it's good.
It looks good, but it feels like a comic
It's quite good-looking, with rich characters, exciting plot, and a well-organized storyline. However, the ending is a bit confusing. Even though I'll talk about it later, it just feels confusing.
The front is very good, the back is very bad
Oh my god, how did I finish reading it? I wanted to give up several times. The reason that kept me going was that there were only a few chapters left, so I might as well finish it. Who would have known that I would regret it even more after reading it. It looked good at the front, but it was a mess at the back. It was too boring and left too many holes unfilled. I don't recommend it. I don't recommend it. Confusion. . . .
The first two hundred or so chapters are all very interesting, and I have been reading them since I entered the Mirage Realm. Those chapters about the Tower of Justice and Temperance are confusing to people who have never been exposed to tarot cards.
The front page is indeed very nice. The author writes very well and has popularized a lot of useful knowledge. The ending suddenly ends badly and I can't explain clearly what I'm explaining. There are a lot of holes left unfilled and I can't understand it at all.
I just finished reading it. The first part is really good. Starting from the abyss, it is messy and confusing. The ending is also very rushed. Many characters are not followed up and are not clearly written. . .
The first part is okay, it's quite exciting, it's metaphysical, each story is different. In the later stage, the author may want to create a big boss, and then the metaphysical direction turns to the rule-based weird type. The writing is not strong enough, and the writing is a bit messy, and the ending feels hasty.