The Northeast’s Top Yin Tattoo Master

It's so good! I finished watching it in three nights. I hope the ghost bride appears soon (author, don't forget about her, the countdown should be up by now, I hope the author mentions how many days are left, looking forward to it) 🥺

I found it quite interesting; the story is intricately linked, and I personally find it quite relatable. If you don't want a story with a female lead, look for novels without a female lead or supporting female characters. It's a male-oriented novel, so what else would it be about if not a beautiful first love?

After reading several hundred chapters, I found it quite good. At first, I thought the character portrayals in the first few chapters were a bit odd, as if everyone seemed to favor the protagonist. However, as I read on, I gradually understood that each character's upbringing and development were different, so each might represent different social phenomena—some old-fashioned, some modern, and…

It's a pretty good book. The author doesn't leave many plot holes; they quickly fill in the ones they do. However, you can feel the ending is rushed, and some plot points remain unresolved, like the Third Senior Sister of Sixth Uncle (or maybe they were filled in and I forgot?), And the demonic beasts of the Tang family in Kaifeng.

This novel is absolutely amazing! The author uses delicate strokes to create vivid characters, each one fully fleshed out with distinct personalities, making it easy for me to connect emotionally. The plot is full of twists and turns, with each chapter feeling like a thrilling adventure, keeping me hooked and wanting to keep reading.

Excellent! It tells familiar stories of shamanic practices from my hometown in Northeast China! The host's humor and Northeastern dialect make it very relatable!

I've read a lot of reviews, and honestly, this book is quite well-written, very funny, and enjoyable. It has a main plot and subplots, and it doesn't drag. The only downside is the first love aspect, which wasn't handled very well. Otherwise, I think it's funny where it should be funny, and fast-paced where it should be fast.

Overall, it's still good, but the plot is quite strange. Most of the women are materialistic and obsessive, and they all have various problems in their relationships. The men are affectionate and generous, and the author basically glosses over or tries to smooth things over when they make mistakes. Has the author been hurt by all sorts of women? I've noticed that other readers have made similar comments, so it seems I'm not the only one who thinks this way.

This book is good, but I don't know why it seems like not many people read it.

The male lead doesn't have a romantic partner yet, which is great. I like suspense novels without romantic pairings. Every story is very well written. I especially liked Bai's ending, as well as Sister Ma, Sister Hu, jealousy, and the mother who spoiled her child. In the end, he finally loved himself; the portrayal of human nature was excellent.