
The Art of Yin and Yang
阴阳诀
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 383k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery & Supernatural
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
175Chapters
8.4Score
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The author writes well and is enjoyable to read. The ending leaves a suspense for readers to guess. You might as well guess who plays Xu Fu? Who is in the last copper coffin?
It's well written, but the ending was too hasty and I haven't explained it clearly yet.
It's a bit short, but the content is very exciting. I hope the author will follow up and continue many of the puzzles in it. Come on!
Is it an infinite loop in the end? Han Pang's true identity is Xu Fu? Is it really Meng Fan's father in the main coffin? Is there a second episode?
The suspense is in place, although it is short but engaging, and the logic is rigorous. I am very confused as to where Meng Qishan went in the end. He couldn't have just run away after Xu Fu woke up, but he didn't follow Xu Fu. Could it be that he was dealt with by Xu Fu? But there is no reason. The end of the book is about entering another cycle of Meng Fan. It seems that this cycle will not end. This time it should just be a time travel, resurrecting countless Xu Fu and Gui Guzi over and over again? Since he is another Meng Fan, why didn't he remind himself in the note he wrote to himself who Xu Fu should trust? The material pointed to at the end of the note should have been prepared by his father. There are still too many questions.
It's very nice, but it's a bit short and not enough to look at, but it's still great.
Is this the end? I haven't finished explaining yet! Are there so many pitfalls left to be buried?
I'm already looking at the feng shui of my home.
Wonderful! A bit scary
Have the desire to read on