Funeral Services for the Living

It's a great read, the outline is very clear. The only downside is that some minor plot holes weren't filled, such as the relationship between Xiaowei and the peach tree, and the reason why the Wheel King asked him to investigate the Black and White Impermanence when they first met.

Don't listen to those reviews from people who haven't finished reading it or whose focus is solely on the crotch area. This book's thought-provoking leaps are truly amazing—it's like Inception, a time machine story. Many hidden clues are revealed later. Only after finishing it do you realize this book is practically a veiled masterpiece. I would call it a divine work! 💕💕

Don't bother reading reviews if you've only read it for less than 5 hours. This book has a very clear structure, with interconnected plots later on, and each story is logically sound and well-founded. It's a very enjoyable read.

I've read many horror novels, some of which are uninteresting even if hundreds of thousands or millions of people read them. But this one is really good, especially scary. It gave me chills. The descriptions of human nature are so realistic. I've seen many horror movies and read many horror novels, but this is the scariest one I've ever read. It's very realistic and frightening.

The ending was quite happy. It broke away from the usual strong male lead and weak female lead trope, focusing instead on the female lead's strength, which made it quite enjoyable. The early horror atmosphere was also very well done. Although it eventually turned into a cultivation story, it's ultimately about ghosts, so where there are ghosts, there are bound to be other demons, monsters, and gods. It's a very good read and highly recommended!

I've finished reading this book. The logic is meticulous and the plot is clear and well-structured, with each element seamlessly connected to the next. The author's portrayal of horror isn't exaggerated; it's a chilling, spine-chilling experience that sends shivers down my spine. I especially love Luo Caiwei 🍉

The plot and storyline were excellent, and the pacing was superb—neither too fast nor too slow, and the transitions between chapters and story segments were smooth. However, the later part regarding immortality was unclear; I didn't understand how ghosts could die of old age, which was puzzling. Even if they had to undergo trials, I could have made sense.

Super good-looking, incredibly exciting, infinite flow! I really don't know which low-rated ones haven't been watched?

I didn't understand it at first, but after reading to the end of the first volume, I understood it all (￣∀￣). Well, not really, but thinking back, the beginning and the end were really exciting. The first volume is over, time to start the second volume! 🤔

It's good; compared to typical books, the world-building isn't particularly vast, but the logic is tight. The ending was too simplistic. When I was about 70% done, I thought the book was still being serialized or that there would be a sequel.