Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio: I Opened the Coffin and Shocked Everyone in the Funeral Hall
聊斋：我推开棺材震惊灵堂所有人
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 531k Words
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
228Chapters
2.5MReads
15.6kFlowers
10.0Score
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Reader comments 27
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It's just that the comments are a bit shabby. If you are just a fan of cool articles, Fei Lu has plenty of them. This is enough writing. If you want to read cool articles, you might as well watch the Demon Resurrection.
The protagonist seems to be a doormat, being bullied by others all the time. Being civilized is of no use at all.
With the protagonist's strength, can he protect the people around him? If something happens to the people around him again, with the speed of the protagonist's two legs, everyone will probably be dead.
The protagonist is a useless person who doesn't act quickly even though he knows that people around him are in danger.
Although the senior sister is a perfect person, I always feel that the protagonist is written like a successor.
Chapter 67: Why did you write Tang Bohu's Song of Peach Blossom Temple 5 times? You're probably not going to heaven.
I just finished reading the last one. Honestly, most of the novels I have seen, whether they are enjoyable or not, are about catching the male protagonist and torturing her to death. This author does not catch the female protagonist and torture her to death. Either the female protagonist is caught by robbers or she is whipped with a whip. Why can't the female protagonist beat you up? This plot cannot be advanced or what?
To be honest, it was almost impossible for a married senior sister to marry a promising scholar in ancient times. People would probably frown upon taking a concubine. This paragraph is actually written very inappropriately, as if it were a takeover. And if the protagonist's master is really a scholar, he would be even less likely to ask his favorite disciple to marry his daughter from his second marriage. It seems like this family is scheming, and they will avoid saying it so bluntly to avoid suspicion. And Yan Ruyu, if it was ancient times, it would be impossible to urge the protagonist to agree before the protagonist agrees. This is a problem of unworthiness. You might as well have the protagonist marry Zhao Siya, the senior sister who has the most concubines.
I didn't like him at first. Although he was still a perfect person, he felt like a successor.
If you have any good suggestions, you are welcome to leave a comment.