Six-Phase Ruinous Hands

Liuxiang Canshou, the souls of six people merge into one body. There is a child, an elder brother, and an aunt, Jue, who else?

The characters in this book are very realistic, especially Li Changkong. I personally think he is a representative of tragic heroes. Since he was a child, because of the protagonist's strength and his will to force others, his life has been extremely pitiful. Although he loves the protagonist very much, his long-term distorted life has made him abnormal, so he harmed the protagonist, but this helped the protagonist become a flesh-and-blood person. Speaking of Han Menglian, Li should also have feelings for Han, but I think it is most likely that he regarded Han as a substitute for Han. He didn't understand his true feelings for Han until he was dying, but he lost everything, career, lover, and children. Li has never wanted to live like a normal person. Maybe overthrowing the imperial court was his spiritual sustenance, but it was ruined by the protagonist, his group and his allies. As for Hu and Leng, they can be said to be very lucky. Hu met Leng when she was gradually becoming normal, and then walked into Leng's heart, and Leng became a normal person because of Hu (we understand why Leng fell in love with Hu, maybe because of Li's influence at the beginning?).

I was so interested in seeing how it ended!

The plot is tight and very well written.

I feel like cologne, but I don't know the result until the end

The writing is very good. I hope to see your next work.

A good book with rich plot and strong rhythm, worth reading

The writing is very good and the result is very satisfactory.

It's not bad, but the storyline is sometimes repetitive.

Very exciting, you can read it