The Monster Umbrella Maker

The author's writing style is particularly gentle. The written plot gives people a very warm and Buddhist feeling. The boy who broke into the demon village met the kind and gentle bamboo demon, but he seemed to be very alienated from people. The young man found out the secret of entering and exiting the village, and made up his mind to save the village. The mystery of each monster's life experience is solved one by one. Each monster has a distinct personality, and Zhu Yaoqing treats the protagonist, a human being, with gentleness and calmness. The two of them also redeem each other and become each other's most important person. The monsters here all turned from humans into monsters, and the reasons are not easy to accept. One man designed and created a monster village for his own selfish reasons, trapping many monsters. Fortunately, everyone was happy in the end. The demons in the demon village can enter the human world. It's a little cruel in the middle, but the ending is he. The protagonist and the bamboo demon are also very easy to quarrel with. Perhaps the human's straightforward words and unabashed love will also shock the bamboo demon a little. It feels like it could be made into an anime, similar to Hayao Miyazaki's style. It's a good read. I recommend it. The story is very short. Reading it before going to bed will put you at ease for several days.

But I especially hate the monster that attacks Li Xunzhi. It is so cruel and makes people feel eerie. But this also shows that the author has successfully created the characters and made me have strong feelings for the characters in the story. Overall, this book is well worth reading!