What Do You Mean the Corpses I Sew Together Are All Cursed?

It's good-looking, doesn't twist around, doesn't always sway people on its own, doesn't have a lot of twists and turns, and doesn't have any stupid supporting characters, they are all quite honest and obedient. A rare crisp piece of writing. Um... The description is not quite right [rolls eyes] [rolls eyes] It's hard to say whether there is a female protagonist. (I don't know if I don't know. It's your own opinion. I don't like supernatural emotions. Don't ask people whether they will be single all their lives and marry more wives. Please ask the author. I am just a reader who gives his impressions. I am not the author. Thank you [grievance] [grievance].)

This book is really handled in a delicate way. It doesn't have all kinds of messy emotional lines. It doesn't make the male protagonist seem weak in the early stage, then very timid, and then suddenly become very powerful. He takes his time and relies on his own strength. And then he doesn't write about the kind of male protagonist who goes to help, and then provokes various organizations, and those organizations all go to him for revenge, and then, it's all up to him to do whatever he wants. This is really good. It has nothing to do with the male protagonist. He really doesn't care. For example, people from Longhu Mountain came forward to deal with the Longhu Mountain incident. This book is really good.

The writing is really good. After reading so many supernatural novels, it is rare that I can read it. The protagonist's IQ is online and decisive, which is really in line with my taste. The characters are also well portrayed. The only shortcoming is that there are too few and it is not enough to read. The author should write it quickly!

This is the most brainless and most exciting supernatural novel I have read so far. The author has a great imagination, the story has ups and downs, the writing is very good, the characters are vividly and delicately portrayed, every story point and every line are interlocking and the plot is tight. I see that there is not a word of nonsense, it is very careful and not perfunctory. Chen Yang's character has been portrayed very well so far, he is smart and brave but not reckless, he is sentimental and righteous but not a virgin, and he is worldly but not tactful. As a protagonist, he has strong abilities but is not without brains. He works hard and is worthy of his powerful abilities, especially his stability beyond his age. He does not seek revenge for the sake of impulsiveness, but allows himself to settle down and become stronger, and slowly explores and grows in this unknown road. Each of the supporting characters is also outstanding, especially Li Qing and Jin Wanliang. Li Qing is sincere and capable. He is willing to help his brothers at their own expense. He has a cheerful and delicate personality. He is a combination of Feng Shui master and otaku, very cute. As a businessman, Jin is tactful but neat. Friendship comes first and interests come last. He has strong connections and high emotional intelligence. He is very reliable as a pillar of support! The author's description of female characters is also very powerful and respects women. No man in the article shows prejudice or contempt for women, let alone inappropriate pranks. The three views are very upright. Even if it is a bad guy, it is only about what is right or wrong about him/her. As the director of the branch, Lu Yan is decisive, neat and rational in her work. She has strong abilities and a strong sense of responsibility. She makes me feel like a poplar tree, both mentally and physically. She is tough and brave. Although she looks cold on the outside, she is actually very soft on the inside. My sister is so charming! Including the background identity assigned to the character, the protagonist's grandparents, the Longhu Mountain behind Lu Yan, Li Qing's master and Jin Wanliang's financial connections. Every elder inside is very kind to the younger ones. They will try their best to help them when they are in danger. They are also very competitive, and each one is worthy of their own efforts, which also allows the elders to see that any one of them can stand alone. What surprises me most about this book is that no matter whether it is the protagonist or the supporting character, everyone has their own ideas, their own highlights, and they think about the overall situation. This makes me feel that the author respects every character he writes, always puts the characters first, thinks and makes choices from their perspective, and treats each character as a normal person, rather than letting other characters be used as cannon fodder as a backdrop to highlight one character. The author is also very careful and writes each character very vividly. He does not treat them as simple paper people, but gives them souls so that each of them can become a unique individual. I hope the author can continue to create in this state, and I look forward to the exciting plots to follow.

The overall writing is good, and it can be considered a relatively good one. But now I feel that Lu Yan is the female protagonist, and the overall tendency is to feel more like her. I don't really like this kind of supernatural novel with a female protagonist, so I won't give it five stars.

The plot, writing, and characters are very nice and attractive. I don't know if there will be a female protagonist. The author's intention in the comment area is that it is a bit biased towards cp. Please don't have a female protagonist, okay?

The needle sews life and death, and the thread ties the human heart - reading "The Man Who Stitches the Corpse" Among the dazzling array of suspense novels, "The Stitcher" takes the unpopular and special folk activity of "stitching corpses" as its main line, jumping out of the routine of traditional supernatural stories and using stitches to weave a strange past that wanders between yin and yang. The author does not blindly pile up bloody and thrilling scenes, but integrates folklore and rural customs into the plot. The protagonist is a corpse stitcher who has been passed down from generation to generation. With needle and thread in hand, he faces mutilated bodies, bizarre murders, and strange things that involve grievances, obsessions, and conspiracies. Every time I sew, it is not just a simple handicraft, but also sorting out a dust-covered past and appeasing the ghosts who are unwilling to leave. The strange events in the story progress layer by layer, the suspense is intertwined, and the atmosphere of rural ghost stories is so profoundly portrayed that it made my spine shiver while reading, but I couldn't help but keep reading. The most rare thing is that the works never stop at "hunting for novelties". The setting of separation between yin and yang is just the outer shell, and the core is ultimately the various conditions in the world. In the book, there are evil people who are motivated by greed, old friends with deep and unbreakable love, and craftsmen who abide by the ancestral precepts and are respectful. The protagonist sticks to the bottom line of his profession and is used to seeing life and death, but he always retains kindness and compassion. Under the chaos of ghosts and gods, the light and darkness of human nature are vividly displayed: what is more terrifying than monsters and monsters is often the twisted human heart; what is more touching than supernatural things is the unbroken friendship in the world. Needle and thread can sew up the cracks in the body, but they cannot make up for the shortcomings in the human heart. After reading "The Man Who Stitched the Corpse", the aftertaste of horror faded away, leaving only thoughts about life and death. This is not only a wonderful mystery and suspense novel, but also an inquiry about awe, good and evil, and obsession. Using business to write stories and using stories to observe people's hearts is its most moving charm.

It's good to watch. The protagonist is one of the best among the many supernatural novels I've read. There's no nonsense, the plot is not procrastinating, the IQ is online, and the characters are also very good. There are no messy emotional lines. Don't use cp. The comradeship is very good. Don't use messy emotional lines.

I've read almost a third of it, and this book is definitely the best among supernatural novels I've ever read! The rhythm of the plot is online throughout, with no delay at all. The main line is clear and compact, and it sticks to the core without straying. It reads very smoothly. The character of the protagonist struck a chord with me - there is no mother's heart at all, he is clear-headed, decisive in killing, and his IQ is online throughout the whole process. The portrayal of the female protagonist Lu Yan is also amazing. She is definitely not the kind of vase who only depends on the male protagonist and has no sense of existence. She is super strong, independent and independent-minded. She is as decisive and brave as the male protagonist. The setting of the two walking side by side is really amazing! And the most surprising thing is that the current emotional line does not deliberately take over the main role. The main line still focuses on the supernatural plot itself. Even friends who don't like strong CP and just want to watch hard-core supernatural detectives can be completely immersed in it. Two strong partners + no plot points, you really can't lose it with your eyes closed!

So pretty. The protagonist has a lot of brains. Don't meddle in other people's business. Respect others' cause and effect. Update soon, the description of the fighting scenes is also very exciting, I really like it. So pretty. Linked together. Nervous and exciting. Has connotation. Not hydrology floating on the surface