Urban Tales: The Strange Letter

Overall, it is a qualified urban fantasy short story with a novel and not exaggerated setting. The plot revolves around the "strange letter" and does not deviate from the main line. The description of the protagonist's psychological activities is very delicate. Wu Wen's helplessness trapped in the body and Su Qin's bravery in the face of changes all make the character more three-dimensional. However, the story is not very scalable. The core conflict is almost solved in the first few chapters. If there is no new suspense added in the follow-up, it will easily become dull.

I originally thought it was a purely daily novel, but I didn't expect it to have fantasy elements, which was quite a surprise. The setting of the scholar possessing Su Qin and recognizing him as the "descendant of his benefactor" is a bit awkward, and Wu Wen's internal complaints about being trapped in the body are very funny. But some plots are a bit cliche, such as snatching letters and accidentally tearing envelopes, which are all expected.

There is no complicated setting, the story is simple but attractive, and the part where the scholar is possessed is neither scary nor embarrassing, but full of fun. I am already looking forward to the secret behind the subsequent letters. Looks great

It's okay. It's pretty good. Watch it slowly. The more you watch, the more interesting it becomes. This is not written by AI. I'm following it now.