The Grave-Nailing Craftsman
钉坟匠
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery & Supernatural
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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557Chapters
224Reads · 30 days
113.8kReads · all time
6.9Score
84Listens
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This is a very good book, much better than some highly rated ones. The plot is tight and doesn't drag. The protagonist grows step by step without any cheat codes, relying solely on his strength. The only downside is that in the last chapter, the protagonist's name changes, and even the way his subordinates address him changes, which made it a bit jarring to read.
The story is well-written, without any unnecessary details. The whole story reflects the protagonist's loyalty and righteousness, and how he gradually grows into a flesh-and-blood hero through hardships. Kudos to the author.
But towards the end, I was listening and reading the subtitles simultaneously, but the subtitles were different; by the end, the subtitles had changed and I couldn't find them anymore.
It's definitely for guys; it's terrifying for a girl like me. The author has such a wild imagination, amazing!
It's good; the plot won't scare the faint of heart, nor will it feel strange or strange—it's very natural.
Well, I'm not very emotionally invested, so I couldn't really feel the protagonist's despair as he watched his brothers die tragically. The ending wasn't the best, but it was still the best possible outcome. If I had to pick the strongest feeling from the whole story, it would be the protagonist's last few words. Actually, I have another question: is the protagonist really from the Lin family? If not, where did the Jade Dragon Bone come from? Only the author probably knows the answer to that.
The plot of this book is full of ups and downs, keeping my emotions on the same level. The captivating story kept me awake all night.
This book is really good, I really love it.
It looks pretty good, not bad.
The book is good, but I don't have time to read it.