The Coffin God

A work worth reading slowly. The author took me into a different oriental fantasy from another angle. Faced with the betrayal of the grandson who once took care of him, the author's hatred is also mixed with complex emotions. Compared with the kind of grievances that are either good or evil, Wang Shuo made me feel like I felt when I watched Yitian and Zhang Wuji, tangled and soft. The only flaw I feel is that the author's plot is not all in the back to whet people's appetite, which may lose some readers who are eager to find a sense of pleasure. The author's sense of pleasure is more mixed in different chapters, without deliberately suppressing it, and many of them just let nature take its course. Overall, I think this article should be given four and a half to five stars. Read the comments today, and then look at the front. The author's main advice is to listen. I found that the changes were much smoother. By the way, why didn't the author leave a message to tell us after the revision? Is it so Buddhist?

Because of the book shortage recommendation, I found a book that I read slowly. The protagonist gives me a feeling of Linghu Chong, and this book is more like martial arts cultivation. The author used a lot of hidden lines in the layout. If my guess is correct, the cultivation method of Wang Shuowan's Coffin Sutra represents fire, Heiyu's talisman and seal represent wood, Shen Yun's wedding wine represents water, which is why Heiyu likes to play with Shen Yun, the skull on his head represents gold, and Hua Zexi represents earth! He is indeed a thoughtful author. The wedge in the parentheses at the beginning is difficult to write, and I can see that you are very careful about it. However, this thing is really not annoying, and the strong artistry is probably one of the reasons for losing readers. It's so rare to meet such a thoughtful author. I hope you can stick to your heart and give our readers who like slow reading a new fantasy novel with a beginning and an end!

In today's general environment, it is difficult to catch readers without a deliberately exciting and exciting point at the beginning. I started reading dozens of chapters and wanted to give it four stars, but half a star was added in the second volume when the two sisters fight against the three forces, and half a star was added in the third volume. The characterization is really delicate, but without the excitement created deliberately, some readers will be lost, which is why the rating has not gone up. In addition, the relationship between characters in most books has been fixed now, and this relaxed relationship between master and disciple will inevitably be criticized. Everyone has different growth experiences and different life experiences. Many people want to find a release point in novels. The second and third volumes are obviously very comfortable. I saw that the author said that he would revise the first volume, and I hope that the author will work overtime to code words. I am still willing to believe you, come on.

The more I read, the better it gets. Chapter 50 or 60 suddenly starts to become interesting. I practiced a little faster in the early stage, and the journey was smooth and smooth. There were less ups and downs in the plot, and I felt that some people would be lost because of this.

Wang Shuo, who was seriously injured, was kept in a coffin and slowly waited for death. Some people actually said that he should hurry up and kill his enemies with his sword. Isn't it too cheap? Although it is not a good read, I am grateful to the author for making the characters and plot so fleshed out that I saw a martial arts-style oriental fantasy. Although Wang Shuo, except for the Cholera Yunxian Sect and those sects, did not deliberately create the cause and effect of revenge like the Count of Monte Cristo, the ending of every evil person is due retribution and a touch of lamentation. It is a vivid novel.

The coffin god should be Wang Shuo's previous life, right? I don't know why he became this little person. Yaru is called fire. Is he the god of fire? Having been unrequitedly in love with Wang Shuo for so long, is it because of her sacrifice that Wang Shuo survived? I was curious at first, how could Wang Shuo fall in love with someone at first sight when he is supposed to be a poor boy and an ordinary guy? I found that in the final analysis, the title of the book was not chosen well. The author must insist on changing the title of the book after a million words. I feel sorry for you and hug you.

The Wan Coffin Sutra is like a system, but more real and vivid. The protagonist is not a mindless grudge, every character is flesh and blood, and it has reached 400,000 words. Read it slowly.

A very nice novel, suitable for reading slowly. I prefer Yixing, a good-natured little girl. Several mountains in Tianji Sect are arranged according to the Qimen of Hou Tian, ​​​​and the palaces and five elements are arranged according to Zhouyi. It is obviously very careful. Is the author a little Taoist priest?

Although I haven't read many chapters, I have read all the book reviews, both good and bad. And I can be considered an old bookworm. I have read some of all genres. The beginning of this book is indeed cliche, and it might have been fine ten years ago. However, the author should want to write about the growth process of a teenager, but I think most readers who want to read a good book now lose interest after reading a few chapters. Those who are not interested in reading it will not read it at all. This has a great impact on the popularity of the book, and it may have a blow to the author's confidence. From my current point of view, this book is rated at three stars, at least it is different from some 9-star books that are really meaningful. If the author really wants to write a good book, he should do more research. This book can be used as a practice. I feel that as a bookworm, I am constantly growing, and similarly, the author is naturally growing as well. [Learned] In fact, I am short of books and hope to read more good books. [Cover face]

It's quite interesting. The author is the type who digs and fills holes slowly. I read dozens of chapters in one afternoon. Many parts were fascinating and then suddenly became clear to me. It's amazing!