The Grave-Nailing Craftsman

It's a very good book. It's much better than some high-scoring books. The plot is compact and not procrastinating. The protagonist grows up step by step. He doesn't cheat and relies on his strength. In the last chapter, the protagonist's name changed and even his subordinates' names for him changed. It was a bit distracting.

The story is well written, without any sloppiness. The whole story reflects the protagonist's emphasis on love and justice, and how he grows into a flesh-and-blood hero with little difficulty. I give the author a thumbs up.

But when I got to the end, I listened and read the subtitles, but the subtitles were different. At the end, the subtitles changed and I couldn't find them.

As expected, it was watched by boys, and it was scary for me as a girl to watch it. The author has such a big brain, awesome!

It's good to watch, and the plot won't scare the faint of heart, nor is it weird and natural.

How to put it this way, I am very weak in emotions, so I can't feel the despair of the protagonist watching his brothers die tragically. The ending is not the best, but it is still the best result. If I say the biggest feeling in the whole story, it should be the last few words spoken by the protagonist. In fact, I still have a question, is the protagonist from the Lin family, not the Lin family, and where did the jade dragon bone come from? Perhaps only the author knows this.

The plot of this book was ups and downs, and my mood was ups and downs with the plot. The plot of the novel made me not want to sleep.

This book is really good, I really like it

It's pretty, not bad

The book is a good book, but I just don't have time to read it.