Carrying a Coffin

The ghost comes out of the coffin (Xie Bangui), the ghost carries the coffin (King Soul), and the ghost borrows life from the person (Li Po) The Yin Coffin is on the road (Bu Youming), Xiaosha (Fang Xiao), Xie Men'er (Li Nie), Xie Qi'er (Wu Wen), Abnormal Biology Investigation Bureau (Chen Ye), Shenyin (Myth Forbidden Zone, Wang Huan), Mr. Big (Wu Zhao), Mr. Earth (Xiang Kai), Qiu Xie (Zhan Qing).

Po Jun - Half Ghost, Qi Sha - King Soul, Greedy Wolf - Li Po. Do the names correspond to each other? You can probably guess the result. Just come and see the exciting process!

I love Brother Miao! ! ! Those who borrowed their lives to fall into the trap, saw this in the trilogy! The Borrower is updated very quickly, but I read the article faster! ! There is no other meaning, Brother Miao, I know you understand! !

This novel was discovered by me when I was chasing the people in the underworld to supplement the plot. The three novels have many connections. Lao Miao outlines a huge worldview to depict these things, and the plots are not sloppy at all. The characters are portrayed in such detail that you can feel the connection between brothers. The impact of the whole book on me is that of a hero. Even though I am dead, I still have no regrets. I would recommend the author to portray the characters in a more in-depth way.

There may be a lonely and free sea deep in everyone's heart. We often dive into it alone late at night. Sometimes we miss the lights on land because we dive too deep. Most people spend their lives shuttling between the two -- "Blue Sea and Blue Sky"

I finally met a male protagonist who has his own ideas, works hard to grow up, and is not influenced by a stupid or mentally retarded female protagonist. I am really touched.

I have a question. Although the authors of "The Ghost Leaving the Coffin", "The Strange Coffin Bearer" and "The Borrower from the Underworld" are all named Miao Qimiao, there are no other two books in each author's works. Why is this?

I have read several of the author's novels and they are very enjoyable. The male protagonists seem to be the same person with exactly the same personality, but I like this kind of character very much. He is also very good at twisting and turning, which is brain-burning and exciting.

The book written by Lao Miao is very good. I followed the book "The Borrower from the Underworld" and read the reviews. This book is really good.

So wonderful! Coming from Li Po, these series are all very good! [Top post]

After reading it, let's make a summary. As the second book in the Ghost Coffin trilogy, this novel is pretty good. Among the trilogy, the one with the highest quality is The Life Borrower. Some of the plot content in this novel is too tight, and sometimes the content is very prominent, such as Seven Kills. Although this one has a lot of foreshadowing, it is not smooth and smooth enough, and it still seems very abrupt. The characters in the book are also poorly described. Although the holes are filled in, they are not perfect [face covering]. The protagonist Wang Hun also feels a bit stunned. All in all, this novel is still worth reading, and of course I like The Life Borrower the most!

I don't know if I didn't read it carefully, but I feel like some parts were not written well. One is about Jin Xiaochen, and the other is about Zhaoer. It seems that the unraveling of the poison in Jin Xiaochen and Wang Hun is not mentioned. Then Jin Xiaochen's marriage to Ye Mu is not followed up, and the murderous intention left by Zhaoer about the coffin inn seems to be gone... Anyway, I think "The Borrower" is better. . .

I really like this novel. I feel like it must have existed in reality. I'm addicted to it. It's great.

Gao Sheng: I know it's not a good thing to steal the spotlight from Half-Ghost. Good guy, just go ahead and chop me down.

It's very good-looking, but I still prefer the person who borrowed my life [laughing][laughing][laughing][laughing]

I think this book is more interesting than the one by Xie Bangui. The overall thinking is very clear. I like it very much. Being borrowed to plant grass~

Finished in three strokes! The first time I read Lao Miao's book was "The Borrower". After reading it, I then read Xie Bangui and Gao Sheng. Now I have finished reading Wang Hun and Ye Mu, and I will continue to read The Borrower. Lao Miao's trilogy has saved me from book droughts countless times!

It would have been nice if I hadn't read it first, because I always compare Li Po with Wang Hun, so I feel that Wang Hun is a bit aggrieved!

After reading "The Evil Man", the writing is quite good. I predicted your prediction, your prediction, your prediction. Is this a skill point added by the author to the male protagonist?

Even if you don't poke the needle, you can tell at a glance that Uncle Miao's writing is his writing style.

It's good-looking, but a little worse than The Borrower

Hahahaha, very exciting! From the pit that borrowed someone's life

It's very interesting. I watched Wang Hun from Li Po and will continue to follow the next one.

The fried chicken was so scary that I quickly took a breath of cold air to calm down.

I would like to ask Wang Hun when he was a teenager. Why did his master let him lie on the road? The police judged that he was between 20 and 25 years old.

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking

Okay, very exciting

Not bad, I still like to have more people on earth to borrow my life [laughs awkwardly]

Still not finished, he rushed towards Li Po

The second part comes out. The second part of "The Man Who Borrowed Life in the World" is also released