From the Coffin, I Fought My Way Back to the Imperial Palace

This book reveals the treacherous conspiracy in the palace from the perspective of Ruyi, the palace maid who "wakes up the corpse". The beginning of the story is full of suffocation, from the struggle in the coffin to the awakening of identity, the suspense increases layer by layer. The author skillfully combines palace intrigues and Taoist magic, and explores the glimmer of human nature under the boundary between life and death through the dilemma of Ruyi, who is neither a human nor a ghost. The main line of revenge hides the crisis of the family and the country, the conspiracy of dragon energy under the dry well, and the life-and-death game of the soul-locking curse, which is full of tension. The supporting characters such as Lao Chen and Fan Ling are vividly portrayed, and the scenes such as the Taoist temple teachings and the cold palace showdown are very graphic. At the end, the setting of breaking away from the shackles and regaining the heartbeat gives the tragic background a sense of hope. It can be called a palace-fighting fantasy masterpiece with a stunning opening.

This book starts with the bizarre rebirth of Ruyi, the palace maid who "wakes up the corpse", and weaves the mystery of the palace. The suffocating sense of oppression in the coffin at the beginning hits the soul directly, and the main line of revenge and the life-and-death game of "soul-locking curse" progress step by step. The author skillfully combines palace intrigues and Taoist magic, and uses Ruyi's dilemma of neither life nor death to explore the glimmer of human nature. The supporting characters such as the loyal servant Lao Chen and the Taoist masters and disciples are all vivid and powerful, and scenes such as the dry well in the cold palace and the evil formation in the blood pool are full of tension. At the end, the setting of breaking free from the curse and regaining the heartbeat gives the tragedy the hope of nirvana. The setting is novel, the writing style is as cold as a knife, and the sense of suspense runs throughout.

The book starts with the revenge of the palace maid who "wakes up the corpse", and the secrets in the palace are full of suspense. Evil magic and conspiracy are intertwined, and human nature is struggling on the edge of life and death. The supporting characters are vivid and the scenes are very tense. The setting of heartbeat restart at the end subverts the tradition and ends in a stunning way.

The little palace maid has grown up, and the writing is really good. It just has too much description and too little dialogue. The author needs to cheer up.