Yin-Yang Taboos

It's really good. I can't get out of it. Why don't you be with Xiao Lengyue? Can you please release the second part soon? I'm still addicted to the book and can't get out of it [I'm almost crying][I'm almost crying]

To summarize, it's a good read, the characters are well drawn, and the plot is coherent. There are some missing chapters, but there are only a few chapters in total, which does not affect the reading. A netizen also added some missing parts. Remember to click on the sentences with comments. Overall, it is very good. The ending is a bit confusing. Alas, there are a few doubts, one is What happened to the photographer who didn't go in to the Sky Tomb? There was also a curse on the neck of the red carp at the back, which seemed to have been born without being explained. Maybe it was explained or I forgot about it. There was also the past life relationship between Liu Yanyu and the protagonist. It didn't seem to be explained very clearly, and it was a little vague. The summary is a good book, recommended reading [Cool]

It has an open ending at the end, but having said that, this novel mentioned the Dragon Tiger Sect many times, which instantly reminded me of Qiu Shasha.

It was so good, I felt numb when I saw the ending [crying][crying]. The protagonist lost his memory and forgot everything. He forgot about his late Tang Xue who loved him the most, but he still remembered Xiao Lengyue (the hero also owed him a lot), and the female ghost who had loved him for thousands of years was blamed by him because of his amnesia [crying]. Because it is written from the first point of view, the sense of immersion is very strong. When you see the ending, you will feel inexplicable emptiness and sadness. It is not recommended for those with poor psychological endurance. It is easy to be unable to get out. I hope there will be a second part to fill in the pitfalls of the first part. (For example: what happened to Xiao Lengyue, did Fang Zheng miss Tang Xue, what happened to Jiuli...)

There were so many tears in the back, even a grown man like me could see it with red eyes [Sending my heart]

I watched it when I was 21 years old, and I'm still watching it now. It's great.

This is the third book by Lao Jiu that I have read. The Taboo of the Living is really well written. In Yin and Yang Taboo, I can clearly feel that it is similar to the Taboo of the Living. However, in the Taboo of Yin and Yang, many parts are skipped and sometimes the connection is obviously not connected. Overall, it is okay, but the main character has amnesia and Ru Yanliu is wiped out. I really can't understand it. There are also some holes that have not been filled: ① What misunderstanding did Ru Yanliu have with the male protagonist? ② Why is the male protagonist's father Captain Baili? Anyway, I feel that there are many doubts in many places. The protagonist is not with Xiao Lengyue either, which makes me feel uncomfortable😣 After reading this book, I obviously didn't feel the same as reading Taboo of the Living. I hope Lao Jiu will improve more, update it soon, and write more books. Although I am timid, it is really interesting to read. Finally, it's not that there is the third world, such as the Stone Press Giant. Is there a next one? Come on, Lao Jiu, update the Taboo of the Living and write about the Yin and Yang Taboo. Looking forward to it [Adoration] Come on Lao Jiu! ! Oh, by the way, there's also the thing about Jiuli. Anyway, there are a lot of pitfalls in this book waiting for Laojiu to fill in. Come on, Laojiu~ [Admiration]

He really cried to death and couldn't remember the female ghost who had loved him for thousands of years [crying] [crying] and couldn't explain it, so he just lost his mind [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying]

I had read a book before, about a year or two ago, and I didn't know what app I was using. This novel was no longer available. Well, now that I think about it, it turns out that it is here. Generally speaking, this one was probably the third one I just started reading, and I thought it was pretty good.

It looks pretty good, but it's always missing a few things.