The Buddhist Hall Is Ashes, the Old Soul Returns

A super nice book! The author's writing style is excellent, and he is extremely attentive to the portrayal of each character in the story. The emotional tangle of depression, restraint, courtesy, and helplessness between the two protagonists is vividly described and makes people tear up. Highly recommend everyone to see it. This story is totally book-ready.

The author's writing style is very good among Tomatoes, with an antique flavor, not only the emotional lines of the male and female protagonists, but also the descriptions of many supporting characters, and the characters are vivid and three-dimensional. I recently wanted to read a sadistic novel, and I was attracted by the introduction. Although it was not very sadistic at first, as Wanwan and the male protagonist got older, the burdens on them became heavier, and many of the sour readers felt depressed. I'll continue reading, and I'm still looking forward to the content in the introduction.

This is the first time I have seen such logical ancient sayings and rebirth stories. There are no exaggerated plots and lines, no crazy cheats and vests, and the whole process is restrained and OOC-free. It's so rare! In particular, the endings of the extra chapter and the main story are actually interchangeable, and both are very reasonable. The main text is like a beautiful dream, but the extras are the reality in the world. The writing is very good, smooth and not laggy. You can read it twice when you are meditating!