The Final Chapter of Strange Tales

The first story in this book is rather bland. The author is talented, but perhaps the writing pace was too fast, resulting in a somewhat lackluster narrative. The second story, however, is excellent; it's a true breakthrough for the author. Below is a brief comment on the second story: It's so despairing.

Judging from the current writing, it's not bad. Hmm, it might have been partly inspired by the Daoist mysticism. Compared to many other supernatural tales, it's more thoughtful, and I haven't seen any mindless patriotism yet. It seems promising.

Impatient viewers, please watch patiently; you can watch repeatedly if you don't understand something. Also, there's too little content to watch.

There aren't many writers on this topic, but the results are quite good; the author's writing style is quite skillful.

I want to continue reading Kang Aowu (and hope the author's books will receive more attention).

The author's writing is superb!! I think the highlight of this novel lies in the author's unique perspective within the fantastical tales, beyond the main plot and everyday life—a profound analysis of human nature and a brilliantly conceived story that leaves readers wanting more! I highly recommend this book! (This is just my personal opinion, please forgive me.)

I hope the author can keep writing and not let some good books die out like some others.

Well written, I'll give it a thumbs up.

The rules and logic are all normal, and the subject matter is good, but it just feels very bland. I don't know why, it just makes me want to fall asleep.

I didn't even rate it; waiting for the author to revive!