The Coffin God
棺神
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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- Commanding Ten Thousand Coffins, Sweeping Across the Demon Realm, I Bury Immortals and Become a God纵驭万棺，横扫魔宇，我葬仙成神Alternate title on Fanqie
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This is a work worth reading slowly. The author took me into a different kind of Eastern fantasy from a unique perspective. Faced with the betrayal of the woman who once cared for him and his grandson, the author's hatred is mixed with complex emotions.
I found this book to read slowly because of a recommendation during a reading slump. The protagonist reminded me of Linghu Chong, but the book feels more like a martial arts/cultivation story. The author used many subtle plot threads. If I'm not mistaken, Wang Shuo's cultivation method of the Ten Thousand Coffins Scripture represents fire, Hei Yu's talismans represent wood, Shen Yun's love of…
In the current climate, without deliberately created fast-paced excitement from the very beginning, it's difficult to grab readers' attention. I initially wanted to give it four stars after reading a few dozen chapters, but added half a star in the second volume's storyline involving the two female protagonists and the three opposing forces, and another half star in the third volume.
It gets better and better as you read on, and it suddenly gets really interesting around chapters 50 and 60. The early cultivation scenes are a bit too fast-paced, with everything going smoothly and glossed over, which makes the plot less dramatic and I feel like some readers might miss out on it.
Severely wounded, Wang Shuo was confined in a coffin, slowly awaiting death. Some even suggested he quickly wield his sword and kill his enemies—wasn't that too easy? Although not a wish-fulfillment story, I'm grateful to the author for enriching the characters and plot so much, giving me a martial arts-style Eastern fantasy.
The Coffin God must be Wang Shuo's past life, right? I wonder why he became this insignificant character. Ya Ru is called Fire, is she the God of Fire? She loved Wang Shuo for so long, did he only survive because of her sacrifice? I was initially curious, Wang Shuo was supposed to be a poor, ordinary guy, how did he fall in love at first sight? 🥰 I've realized that the root cause is the poor title. The author must persevere and revise the title after a million words. My heart aches for them.
The Book of Ten Thousand Coffins seems like a system, but it's much more real and vivid. The protagonist isn't just mindlessly chasing after revenge; every character is fleshed out and has depth. It's already reached 400,000 words! Read it slowly.
A very good novel, perfect for leisurely reading. I especially like Yixing, such a clever and mischievous little girl. The mountains of the Tianji Sect are set up according to the Later Heaven Qimen Dunjia system, and the palaces and five elements are arranged according to the Book of Changes. It's clearly very meticulous. Is the author a Taoist priest?
Although I haven't read many chapters, I've read all the reviews, both good and bad. And I consider myself a seasoned bookworm; I've read all sorts of genres. The beginning of this book is indeed clichéd; it might have been fine ten years ago.
It's quite interesting. The author is the type to slowly build up plot points and fill in the gaps. I read dozens of chapters in one go this afternoon. Many parts were captivating and then suddenly enlightening. It's amazing!