
Taboo of the Living 2
活人禁忌2
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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It's great! I highly recommend it. I've been following it from the first book to the second. But author, could you please not make Thirteen and Ru Shuang go through so much separation?
I'm a long-time reader of "Living Taboos 1". Ninth Master's books are really amazing. On one hand, I envy the friendship between the protagonist and his friends. On the other hand, the life-and-death bond between An Rushuang and Thirteen is really touching.
Three years ago, after finishing *The Living Taboo 1*, I was deeply moved and left with a lingering sense of wonder. The plot was full of twists and turns, rich and exciting, and I still find myself wanting more. I personally enjoy fantasy novels, and *The Living Taboo* is the most captivating one I've ever read.
I think the main difference between the first and second parts lies in their different trajectories. The first part is relatively lively and energetic because Zuo Shisan's story progresses smoothly, reaching its peak and having a good ending.
"Living Taboos 2" noticeably lacks flavor. It reads more like a narrative novel, with far fewer lyrical sections compared to the first book. There are almost no of An Rushuang's "classic quotes." Hopefully, the author will showcase their talent.
To be honest, the first book was better. The second book, being a response to reader requests, has some less polished details, a disjointed plot, and some plot holes. If you've already finished the first book, I suggest you reconsider whether to read the second one.
This is the first novel I read after downloading this app. Perhaps because of the first "Taboos of the Living," the second one reads a little strangely, but I got used to it after a while. Although the second one isn't as exciting as the first one yet, I believe it will be very exciting later on. Keep it up, author!
"The Taboo of the Living" was the first novel I ever read, and it was truly excellent. It had everything: supernatural elements, horror, justice, humanity, and emotions. I read it in sixth grade and am now in my second year of high school. Finally, I'm getting the second book!
I've read the first part of "Tags of the Living" three times. Every time I get to the part where Grandpa Thirteen, Grandma Thirteen, and Master Thirteen die, I cry buckets. I really love this novel. Today, I saw the second part on the Tomato chart, and I was so excited. It's 2:55 AM now. I stayed up all night and finished it in one go. I'll always be looking forward to "Tags of the Living"! Ninth Master is awesome!!!
I started reading it in elementary school and continued in high school, so I've read it three times in total. It's truly amazing, but I feel it's not as good as the first one. I hope the author can take their time and not rush things; I look forward to seeing even better works from you. 😘😘