My Late Husband Is Above

The little boy who was like a little sun back then became a blind boy in the Marquis's mansion, and the gentle young general became a vengeful ghost. Ten years have passed, and everything has changed. Ten years ago, they both died in front of the city gate of Xuzhou. The 23-year-old general died in the power struggle, his heart pierced by three halberds.

This is Yang Shizi's good fortune... It's so incredibly well-written, I personally think it surpasses many popular novels. (Just kidding, please don't take it personally, thank you.) The writing style is top-notch among all the novels I've read over the years.

I've been reading this book for three days now, and I still like it, so I'm writing this review. When I first clicked in, I thought it was a modern supernatural novel, but upon discovering it was set in ancient times, I was slightly disappointed. After all, ancient novels have much more historical context than modern ones, and I was worried the author might not handle it well.

This is amazing!!! The two main characters have such distinct personalities, and the uke's childhood was so cute!!! Hehe, the seme and uke reunite to kill the uke, but he can't bring himself to do it, hehe, he doesn't even bite the uke, leaving him covered in bite marks. Oh, so delicious, so delicious!

A hidden gem of an author, buried by the "Rotten Persimmon" genre. Her writing is delicate, and her characters are vividly portrayed. The overall flow of the story is relaxed yet balanced, without any filler or padding. She updates consistently daily, occasionally adding an extra chapter or two.

This novel is unlike typical stories where characters are rigid, plots are simplistic, and the protagonist's emotions and personality are underdeveloped. In this novel, I see distinct characteristics in each character, not just superficially constructed personas, but living, breathing individuals with genuine emotions and feelings.

In Tomato Book, you can find content that isn't tedious or overly sweet, but rather imbued with national sentiment, a sense of shared destiny for humanity, and vividly portrayed characters and realistic human nature. This book has all of that, truly. The characters in this book are exceptionally well-developed; none of them are purely good or evil, but rather a mixture of both.

It's incredibly good! The name is a bit corny, but the content isn't Mary Sue at all. It feels more like an ensemble piece, and it even has a sequel. Everything is traceable, and every character is vividly portrayed. The stepmother, Wang, also has a unique charm, no longer the stereotypical wicked matriarch... In short, it's great!

It's absolutely gorgeous... The writing is truly fluid and natural; the author's synesthetic understanding is incredible... Wow, the writing is so enjoyable! It kept me excited... The plot is also fantastic, the characters are so well-developed... It's not your typical family drama with its scheming and backstabbing; it's very heartwarming...

I read the entire book without skipping a single chapter, and even reread some parts. The whole book has a bittersweet feel, with a grand framework. I saw both the best and worst of human nature within it, and many parts resonated with me. Ah Li endured three thousand years of suffering to bring forth a guardian deity, fairness, and justice to humanity; Xie Yu destroyed the Book of Life and Death…