The Funeral Bearer of the Desolate Village

The atmosphere and pacing are excellent, creating a very immersive reading experience. Having read too many fantasy novels labeled as horror and suspense, the protagonist's journey of learning and adapting, despite his stumbles, is very much to my liking. 👍 Sigh, it was too early to say. After the mortuary was established, it turned into a fantasy world.

Based on my review of the first twenty chapters, this book is platinum quality. I've read all of Tomato's suspense novels that I can name, so you can read this one without worry. It definitely has a bit of an AI feel, somewhat reminiscent of Doubao and GPT's dialogue style. The beginning is quite eerie, almost like something out of a supernatural story, and later it even has a Taoist/mystical feel.

It's much better than those books that score 8 or 9 points. If you like reading reviews before reading, you can rest assured there are no bad points. It just gets a bit chaotic towards the end. The genre is horror and eeriness; it's not a typical Taoist feng shui exorcism story, but more like a blend of ghost stories and real-world elements. I hope the author doesn't rush the main plot and writes the characters' perspectives in more detail, otherwise it's confusing to read.

I couldn't help but give it a five-star review after reading Chapter Nine! It's so enjoyable! Is this really something I could read for free? The writing is incredibly skillful and vivid, and most importantly, the narration is so concise and powerful, making you feel like you're right there in the story while maintaining a short and tense pace. It's so satisfying!!

Is the per capita income of farmers in the village reasonable? The opening time of the Korean restaurant is 9 am. I got home in just a few days.

The world-building is quite good and engaging, but the background explanation is insufficient, and many plot points are left unclear, leaving readers guessing. While leaving some plot points open to guessing and creating suspense and foreshadowing is fine, this book goes overboard.

The beginning was quite good; I've only read up to chapter 30, but I feel like this chapter was edited with AI. The AI ​​style is too strong. I usually like having AI write things for me, and it always has that same style: not…but… format.

It's not scary, and the plot is very well-written. The protagonist grows stronger step by step, without any absurd or ridiculous moments. I think it's quite well-written, so I'm giving it five stars. I've already read over 100 chapters.

It's so good! The author has a really wild imagination; every storyline is captivating, and the plot is so unpredictable that you can't guess where it's going to go. I hope the author doesn't abandon the series; I just can't find a replacement!

So far, it started as a typical supernatural story, but the entrance into the fog world gave it a more eerie, otherworldly feel. After being released from the wanted list and returning to the real world, there's a hint of mysterious resurgence. Personally, I prefer the content after entering the fog world. Overall, it's pretty good so far, with few flaws.