The Jiajing Chronicles of the Supernatural

The novel is well written and has a good plot. I like this passage very much, "Whatever lives must perish, what meets must leave, why can't you let go?" "The eight sufferings of life are the suffering of birth, the suffering of old age, the suffering of illness, the suffering of death, the suffering of separation from love, the suffering of long-lasting resentment, the suffering of not being able to seek, and the suffering of not being able to let go. The Buddha can save all living beings, so why are all living beings still suffering? The destination of my heart is him, but the Buddha cannot save me. If there is a Buddha but no Buddha, what use is it to me?"

The story is actually quite novel, but the writing style is a bit lacking, so I can only think of two words: everything is stable, neither happy nor sad. Also, I think of the diary I wrote when I was a child and the teacher caught me and scolded me: Are you keeping a running account?! But the best thing is sincerity. If you don't swipe the review content, at least the limited review content is honest, so I give it four stars. I'm really fed up with the many weird and rhetorical comments on high-scoring articles. I'm not allowed to say even a single word of bad words. I don't know if the author opens a trumpet himself or rents a group of brushers to scold you bloody. It's enough to make readers look like fools.

It's super beautiful, not long, but the characters are very clear. I knew the two male protagonists would be a couple when they first met.

The two of them didn't fall in love at first sight. That damn fate meant that they would always meet. They were so innocent. They didn't even have a deep kiss. There was a car at the back. I didn't know where to go to see it. Alas. At the end of each short story, I always felt that I didn't understand it. They said it was supernatural, but reading it in the middle of the night didn't make me feel scary. There were some holes that were not filled in, but it was still very interesting.

It's not bad. It's a sweet cookie. It's a supernatural fantasy but not scary. Some of the plots are a bit too long, but overall it's quite interesting. It's a pity that you can't watch the content even if you pay for Tomato membership. You can only imagine it yourself.

The storyline is interesting and not awkward, and the content flows smoothly. The way the two get along is heart-warming without being awkward. It's a sweet cookie but doesn't limit the story to the relationship between the two. The characters are well-developed and they are lovable. The reason why this book has a low rating may be because too few people have read it.

Oh wow, thrilling cookies. Very nice! The writing style is also good. If this article were to be expanded, I would have to write a lot more. However, this number is just right and everything is just right. . . Recommend.

The author's writing is very good, and the transition between the plots is quite natural. Some of the extended descriptions of the Book of Mountains and Seas also make people feel very reasonable. I just feel that the hole of A Heng's mother has not been filled. Since she can get the red lotus fire, she is not an ordinary snake. Then there is the finale of Bei Yin Jun and A Heng's previous life. It is difficult to understand if you don't digest it for a while, but the overall story is very interesting.

Each small chapter is a bitter process, and the ending is sweet. Every persistence may not lead to a happy ending, but if you don't work hard, you will not have an ideal future. Beiyin and Xiao Xiaolong are running in both directions. The baby face is really cute to me. Hahaha, I hope the little dragon is Xiao Gong. Hahahaha. Ning Xiaohuan's mother is great, "It's just that he likes a boy." Men's rings can be arranged, hahahaha

It's my favorite style, but it would be nice if the ending was more saturated. It's not too long, so it's suitable for people like me who don't like to read long stories! There's no nonsense in every picture, it's pretty good