Especially when the pumpkin carriages approached the formation, these guys immediately put their hands behind their backs.

When Ouyang Qianjin got off the pumpkin carriage, sat in her wheelchair, and came to the front of the formation.

These guys immediately bowed and shouted.

The young lady's wheelchair is still a wheelchair, but its appearance has changed to that of a skeletal throne.

Or perhaps it was surrounded by the bones of the Bone Throne, making it impossible to discern the original shape of the wheel.

It's the kind of throne with wheels installed underneath.

After all, the [Skeleton Throne] skill is passive; it will automatically trigger whenever Ouyang Qianjin sits down.

"Young Miss!"

Wow!

Ouyang Qianjin raised an eyebrow.

Then, with a very 'reserved' smile, he raised his hand and waved to everyone.

"Very good! Excellent! Very energetic!"

It's true that the more people there are, the more impressive the display becomes.

Ouyang Qianjin's face was practically beaming with joy as she looked at the undead bowing and greeting them.

To be fair, although the people of South Korea say they hate Japan, they still have to admit that...

However, due to some historical reasons related to colonialism, they still use some of the 'traditions' of Japan to this day.

For example, a strictly hierarchical superior-subordinate relationship.

If these one or two thousand people were from the Great Xia Kingdom, they certainly wouldn't be so orderly.

After all, the people of the Great Xia Kingdom, especially the younger generation, don't care about these things at all.

They wouldn't even tolerate those so-called 'superiors'.

There are countless examples of people who are happy at work and continue working, but if it affects their ability to slack off, they preemptively "fire" their superiors.