All Things Return to the Void

Author, you are really awesome. You feel like a big boss opening a small account to fry fish. You and the guy who wrote the Zanghai sequel are the two people I admire the most. They are very capable.

It's well written, very good at filling in the pits, logical, and the character settings are restored. The plot is exciting. I suspect you are the third uncle. If not, just pretend I didn't say it.

Except for some occasional interjections, it feels like the writing style of Sanshu himself... It's so strong. It's the first time I've seen such an awesome continuation.

It's very, very beautiful. I think this is probably their best ending. The only regret is that Wu Xie became a god and Zhang Qiling also had a long lifespan, but Fatty Wang is still an ordinary person who will grow old and die. Maybe many years later, the younger brother and the innocence will still exist, but there will no longer be a humorous fat man between them.

The third uncle was reborn and turned into a blind box to help him fill the hole Taking over "The Queen Mother's Ghost Banquet", the plot is coherent and reasonable, the characters are not OOC, and the knowledge reserve is rich. It gives another possibility and ending to the stolen plot. It's awesome!

It's very interesting. I admire the author for being able to write it like this. I remember that Uncle Bing said that he trapped himself after choosing Bon religion. The literature was too difficult to understand [face covering] Biluo Styx. I don't know when I can write it. I think the entry into the hole was very well written, and the character's position and plot advancement were all allocated very reasonably.

Super good-looking, super original style, and it effectively fills in the gaps! I'm halfway through watching it now, and then I saw some comments saying that the ending was sad, so I went to watch the ending first! I can't accept it, ah ah ah, Wu Xie and the blind man will really never get out. I really cried to death! Although when I read the original book, I felt that it was really difficult to have a happy ending this time, but I still begged my third uncle for a happy ending. Maybe I am getting older and I really can't accept anyone leaving. The ending of this book is too sad!

To be honest, this idea is so powerful. It is a little bit similar to what I thought back then. When I read it, I always felt like I was reading the original work. I really missed Sanshu's writing style, especially the plot. In short, it is very interesting. When can the author make a sequel? Or other similar works, the writing style is so lovely. It's so good. I posted another post out of anger. I want to see what the plot will be like after Wu Xie becomes a god~Wu Xie will gradually lose his feelings and all living beings are equal. There is no way. It's a bit sad. By the way, will the little brother slowly let go? Being able to live forever in a true sense, I guess I won't lose my memory again. After I slowly accompany the fat man away, I don't know what he should do, or forget it. It may be good for the little brother. He will have new stories and meet new people. The blind man's part in the end is quite funny. Has the life inside become so good? Black Maitreya can probably play mahjong, haha. So what are the methods to bring out Wu Xie? Probably not, but if you have an idea, you can start a new chapter and think about it for a while. What will Wu Xie think of the fat man and the little brother when he slowly starts to change? If the fat man grows old slowly, Wu Xie can only watch without any emotion in his heart. Oops, he is slowly getting older. The little brother has no emotion at all. I am going crazy. Now I think that if I can bring Wu Xie out, I can only find another one to replace him. But in the real world, Wu Xie seems to be dead. Alas, I can find another body for him... Su... There is a brain hole that explodes, and the fat man suffers.

The sharpness of Sanshu's writing surpasses Sanshu's ability to fill in holes. The author is very powerful. It's a pity that this type of book is not popular on Tomato.

Five-star praise. It contains a lot of dialogue and narration, and uses some myths and imaginary stories to develop the plot. After all, it is also in the original work. Some parts about memories and myths will be skipped, but it does not affect the overall story line. Basically, all the holes that need to be filled have been filled. At the end, there is really a sense of trance that I had after reading the last chapter of The Stolen Pen, as if this is the ending written by the third uncle. The only regret may be that Wu Xie failed to defeat "destiny" in the end and chose to sacrifice himself to achieve everyone. Without Wu Xie, the story of the Iron Triangle has finally come to an end. There is no grand farewell, but it will occupy a corner of the heart. This profound memory will never be forgotten. At this point, if you can't wait for Sanshu's follow-up, then this book is definitely worth a try