The Knife on Credit
赊刀人
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 481k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery & Supernatural
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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184Chapters
14.6kReads · 30 days
527.9kReads · all time
813Shelves
8.9Score
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Hello everyone, I'm the author of this book. It's a new book by a new author, so I hope you'll all support me! Thank you! 🙏🙏🙏
It's very good. Although I've only read twenty chapters, it already has the style of an old book. The writing skills are not something that can be achieved by those formulaic books. It's worth reading carefully!
It's a really great and interesting story. I actually experienced this myself, though I didn't know they were called "knife-selling people" back then. I remember when I was a child (probably in the 90s, I can't remember exactly), there were people in the countryside who gave away kitchen knives for free, but not everyone did.
The novel is very well written; I really enjoyed the little monk part. Lai Baozhu was also good, but it's a pity her story wasn't told later. The author should write a sequel!
Where are the promised sixteen knives on credit? The protagonist never even touched a knife! What happened to the wandering knivesman's adventures? The protagonist never even left the house. And the story is too short! But overall, the author's skill is profound, the writing is vigorous, imaginative, and unique.
Aside from the story being a bit short, everything else is pretty good. There are basically no plot holes left to fill.
Although this article revolves entirely around cats, the author writes brilliantly, with a rich style and vivid vocabulary! I imagined a whole TV series about it.
It's quite interesting, enjoyable to watch, and not verbose.
It's very engaging, well-reasoned, and logically structured, making you want to keep reading without even realizing it. The author must be very familiar with these rural legends, or perhaps they work in this field themselves, which makes it easy for the reader to believe them.
It's very well written! The writing style is excellent, and compared to many superficial online novels these days, it reads smoothly and is quite vivid. It's just a little disappointing that the story is too short; I hope there will be a sequel!