Weeping Evil

This book ends here, but there is a sequel in another book called "Usurping Fate". In the end, Chen Yuchang dies and the male protagonist also dies.

Overall, the beginning was quite good. The author's style is actually better suited to short and medium-length stories, and the best reading experience comes from viewing several books as a series. It's not exactly a bad ending; after finishing the book, you realize the protagonist simply completed a large-scale challenge left by a master strategist.

I've already read it, but I'm reading it again. I love Miao Qimiao's novels so much! I support the author and hope for new works from her.

After reading Wu Zhaocai's account, it became clear that Zhan Qing's team was constantly at odds and being schemed against – wasn't this a direct reflection of the bitterness of interpersonal relationships – a cycle of deceit and treachery?

Well, I feel like he's got a bit of Brother Po's style, but he's not quite as good. Maybe it's because I watched "The Life Borrower" first, which influenced my judgment.

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Regardless of whether Miao Ge's books are good or not, I really like the protagonists' personalities. They are not saintly and are very decisive. Some of the protagonists say they don't want to meddle in other people's business, but they still help others as soon as they see them.

Although I've just started reading, and the beginning is as formulaic as other horror novels, don't worry about the start; focus on the middle part. Each of the author's novels is captivating.

The story itself is excellent, maintaining the author's signature quirky and imaginative style. However, the plot progresses too quickly, with many parts lacking sufficient setup or transition, which feels like a real shame. But considering the relatively short total number of chapters, it's understandable. I'll give the plot a full five stars for now, and a more comprehensive review after finishing the book.

The only novel I haven't had enough of.