
The Toad Monster of Gourd Mountain
葫芦山里蛤蟆怪
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 259k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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There is a beginning and an end, a beginning and an end, dependent origination and cessation. Kudos to the author for his awesome writing. I have read a novel in its entirety for the first time.
It's quite interesting, Calabash Baby in the early stage, Journey to the West in the later stage
Oh, Shet, it's obviously not a happy ending. But it's like the pessimism in life. Dreams are beautiful, but reality is still cruel. Why can't we leave a beautiful future to him in the book? Maybe he is forced to compromise on life...
Why, I felt an inexplicable feeling at the end. I felt a little empty and wanted to cry. It was like a dream, and I couldn't tell whether it was reality or an illusion.
It's a very good book. When will you publish a new book?
Although the story is short, it is quite exciting. If you have traveled through time, you may not necessarily be the protagonist if you have a system. Even the system has been coveting you. Only by constantly making breakthroughs can you truly master yourself. Finally, I wish them to be a couple of gods!
The book is very good. Although it does not destroy the world like other protagonists, it gives people a more realistic feeling that such development is more realistic.
Many people say that the ending is unfinished, but I think it's pretty good. The rest of the story is left to our own imagination. [Full] I think it's pretty good, but I feel like it's still unfinished. I really want to see their next story.
The plot is good and the writing is great. The only regret is that the end of the story feels a little too rushed compared to the previous chapters. It's hard to say it's a bad ending. After all, there's nothing to say about the plot arrangement. I just feel a sense of regret from reading martial arts novels in the early years.
This book is definitely underrated, really well written, highly recommended