The Judge’s Finger

It's a decent book. The protagonist is a judge in the mortal realm, a judge who grows and develops. The author's writing is excellent, creating an immersive experience. The transition from first-person to third-person perspective after the protagonist is forced to drink the Meng Po soup is also very natural.

After watching a bit, I suddenly really want to know where Cao Rou went during the zombie-catching scene, and why Qin Qing became the male lead's girlfriend?

The story was abruptly ended because the author is a businesswoman, and every time someone buys something, she has to settle the bill and calculate the amount, which led to several mistakes, causing dissatisfaction from her family, etc. If you're interested, you can find it online; some parts include a heartfelt chapter.

It's a good book, but few people read it, so the author lost interest in continuing. However, it was his first book, and he slowly finished writing it. The beginning was excellent, but the rest depended on the reader's experience.

It's really good! I was wondering why the author stopped writing, but it turns out only a few people are reading it.

It's a really good book, why is nobody reading it?

Good, the ending came to a sudden halt.

A pretty good book

What? What?

It's seriously super good, guys!