The Coffin Bearer

It reveals the true nature of society: what appears good to us is actually bad, and what appears bad is actually true wisdom.

This book is truly well-written. The short stories realistically depict the essence of human nature; people are sometimes both hateful and pitiful, driven by necessity and greed. It's clear the author has a wealth of life experience, which is why they write so well.

The book ends with a cliffhanger; perhaps the little fox at the end is the one who played the fox. Looking forward to the next masterpiece!

This novel is quite good; the plot is well-structured and very engaging.

The writing is simple and straightforward, without too much fantasy. The characters are also quite realistic. I don't know who she married in the end.

It's pretty good, but the two vicious women didn't die at the protagonist's hands, and one of them even survived. Although she was imprisoned for 15 years, she came out with hundreds of millions of dollars to enjoy herself. And the woman the protagonist brought at the end—who is she? Could she be the reincarnation of Zhong Miao, the Great White Snake, or a little fox?

I've read it four times already, and personally, I think it's the best novel I've ever read.

It's a good book and worth reading.

There are a few typos in it, but overall it looks pretty good.

This is the only book I've ever finished reading.