The Coffin Prison

I spent most of the first half of this book laughing, though the ending felt a bit rushed and I didn't get to fully enjoy it. What about Long Xin? The story revolves around these few people and this town; the characters and settings are limited, but the story is engaging and well-written!

The author writes well. It's originally a ghost story, and some parts are indeed scary, but it has just the right amount of humor, adding a touch of fun to the otherwise frightening story. The writing style is good, and the plot is captivating. Very good and worth recommending. ᥬ😂᭄ᥬ😂᭄ᥬ😂᭄ Pretty good overall 👍👍👍 Here's a gift for you 🌸🌸 I want to go eat 🍧🍦🍡 One last question, why is nobody reading this? 🤳

The second supernatural novel I could actually read after "The Three Corpses' Tale".

First of all, his language is incredibly humorous; I was laughing throughout the entire read. Then, the characters are distinct and well-developed, and the plot is intricate and engaging, sometimes unexpected yet perfectly logical. I think its biggest appeal is its humorous language and hilarious plot.

Great! You could have made the male lead a bit smarter.

Sigh, this book is from two years ago. I never imagined that in 2024, I'd be enjoying it so much. I like Li Changgeng and Yan Feng; they're like brothers in arms. I really love their characters; they're vividly described. It just leaves me wanting more. I hope the author will make a second season! 🥺🥺🥺

It was quite good, but the rushed ending left me feeling a bit disappointed. I kept wondering about Yan Feng's life after forgetting Li Changgeng, and whether Li Changgeng would watch over him from the shadows or help new people. It just made me feel a little sour.

When I first finished reading this book, I wasn't thinking about leaving a review; as usual, I was eager to read the next book. But during this time, I kept inadvertently recalling the plot and characters of this book. Writing a supernatural novel isn't the hardest part; the real challenge is narrating it in a lighthearted and humorous tone without making it feel drawn-out or superfluous.

The ending wasn't great or comprehensive, but overall it was very good.

It's well-written, with a good sense of suspense and a touch of humor. The fox-like appearance of Li Changgeng in Xiaofeng's dream is so fitting—he's practically an old fox, cunning and shrewd, seemingly unreliable but always managing to solve problems in dangerous situations. Poor Xiaofeng! And yet, some people call him a saint. He's just an ordinary person, and he didn't really hold anyone back.