Snake Burial

I feel that Cangxi and another author also named Cuiyun Keyu are closely related to each other, especially the writing style of the other author with the same name is so similar. The emotional line of the other book is my favorite style. I don't know how this one will be, I'm looking forward to it (*^o^*)

This book is worth a 9+! I have read a lot of snake-related metaphysical novels, but there are very few that can be combined with current hot events and reveal social conflicts and various people's livelihood issues. The author's writing style is smooth and the narrative is eloquent, giving people an immersive feeling. It is a strong benefit for book friends who are interested in combining metaphysics with the events around them!

I really like Da Da, as confusing as ever 🤭🤭🤭

This book has a grand narrative and is described from a village, making it easy to understand. The writing is sophisticated and fluent, making the reading psychologically smooth and enjoyable. The name of the protagonist, Xingyun, turns into rain, which is really good. Originally, Xingyun turned into rain is our Chinese idiom, and it is also the ability of the Chinese dragon clan. It fits the theme of this book, snake. All in all, the name and theme are relatively coherent. The book is enjoyable to read. I just feel like the cover is too ugly.

I've read almost 100 chapters and still don't understand what it's about. It's very suspenseful and makes people very curious, but for someone with my impatient temper, I find it very appetizing. Maybe it's because I've read too many short stories. When I read this kind of long novel, I'm a bit eager to succeed. Everyone hides it from the heroine and never tells the truth. However, the author outlines the characters in detail and the heroine is also sober. Maybe I'm too impatient. This book is pretty good and I will continue reading.

I wonder if there will be any extras? I have read several of the author's books, including the happy endings of "Snake Coffin" and "Snake Bones", and the regretful separation of yin and yang between the male and female protagonists in "Snake Charm". But what is gratifying is that every book will have an extra story written from the male protagonist's perspective. Not only does it allow us to understand the male protagonist's mental journey, but it also fills in many "holes" in the text. Therefore, I also hope that the author can write a side story about the inner monologue of the male protagonist Chen Huayu. While filling in the "holes", he can also "whitewash" himself in the hearts of readers 🤭

It's very interesting. Although the relationship between the characters is very cliche, it shows the heroine to be very courageous. It's not as vulgar as others. It's worth watching during the bottleneck period. Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, why are there only two chapters a day?

Nice!! I rarely read this type of article. The author's writing is really good. I hope that the follow-up will also have a clear structure and not be unfinished [Flowing Kiss][Flowing Kiss]

I have been reading a lot of books for a long time. I read half of them and stopped reading them. I added this book to my bookshelf casually because I like this type of novel very much, so I read it. I didn't expect it to be so good. I really like the heroine's simplicity. The plot is the same and there is not so much nonsense. I can't bear to finish all the good books so quickly. It's not enough to read 😫 😫 😫

At first I thought it was just revolving around the life of the heroine. The more you look at the title of the book, Snake Burial, you will realize that the author is using this title to satirize the human nature of the text, and there is also a mature foreshadowing hidden there.