Folk Taboo: I Cultivate Merit in the Human World
by Wu Banxian
About This Novel
Everyone in the world knows about barbers, but they don't know that the earliest barbers were actually executioners, and they were also strangers who mastered strange skills. They walk between life and death, and only need a razor to understand the secrets of heaven. They shaved the heads of both the living and the dead. To this day, there is still a folk legend: Never offend those barbers who carry burdens and travel around the world.
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Official(2)Scraped 1d ago
I haven't read it yet, but I just found a book review? Why is there a book with so many words? Is the author still reading on QQ? Give 5 stars first
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The novel is quite good, not tense or depressing, but quite comfortable. Of course, for now, I have only read Chapter 6. The protagonist gives me the feeling that he is at ease, neither arrogant nor impetuous, which is pretty good (✪▽✪) Hope to keep it in the future
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Community(0)
Official(2)Scraped 1d ago
I haven't read it yet, but I just found a book review? Why is there a book with so many words? Is the author still reading on QQ? Give 5 stars first
For now
The novel is quite good, not tense or depressing, but quite comfortable. Of course, for now, I have only read Chapter 6. The protagonist gives me the feeling that he is at ease, neither arrogant nor impetuous, which is pretty good (✪▽✪) Hope to keep it in the future
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