My Years as a Corpse-Stitching Maiden

It's really good, please don't have a male lead, and it's best if there's no romantic pairing.

It's been a long time since I've seen an article composed of short stories, and even rarer is a female protagonist story. The story doesn't feel empty. Although there's no clear main plot, the protagonist's growth is vivid. There's no typical grand narrative, nor are there episodic stories that are either guaranteed to make you cry or laugh.

I admire your magnificent writing, and my heart pounds with longing. I recall the initial amazement upon reading it, a feeling as refreshing as a spring breeze. To behold the exquisite beauty of the words is like being draped in brocade. Whenever I unroll a book and ponder deeply, I often forget to eat and forget the midday. He suddenly stopped writing, leaving everyone bewildered.

Although the female protagonist has a cheat-like advantage, she still grows and matures step by step with a down-to-earth attitude. Every time I see the past of the deceased, I feel particularly moved; it turns out that everyone is just a fleeting stroke in someone else's life. The author's writing style is incredibly atmospheric, it's so good, keep updating!

This is a good story. The writing, logic, plot, and character development are all excellent. The protagonist is a local orphan girl, and her "golden finger" is the reward of sewing corpses. However, unlike most stories about sewing, burying, and examining corpses, this is neither a wish-fulfillment story nor an invincible story.

The novel is very good. There are too many similar supernatural novels on Tomato, and very few are original. This book is smooth and unconventional in both writing style and plot. The only downside is the cover, which is not very attractive and might be scary if read at night. I hope the author can update more often and avoid a bad ending. As long as the quality remains the same, I will continue to follow it.

The author's writing style is fluent and delicate, but each story is somewhat heavy, and some stories overlap slightly, such as the story of Qin Niang and the story of opera. If the tone of the story could be adjusted to balance the joy and sorrow and to lighten the tragic atmosphere, it would be even better. After all, reading novels is for relaxation, and reading only tragic stories can easily lead to abandoning the book.

Are you really a new author? Wow, this book is surprisingly good! I've finally found gold in a cesspool! To put it bluntly, it's just so good, so incredibly good! How can it be so good?! You can tell the female lead has a conscience; in this chaotic world, she still holds onto herself and her principles. Wow, the writing is truly excellent.

I think it deserves at least 8.5 Points. Unlike other novels where the female lead shines brightly, this one doesn't feature many dramatic moments. However, the female lead is a good person, and the biographies of ordinary people reveal the full spectrum of human nature. Everyone says good people live long lives, but accidents never discriminate.

Review after reading: First, the author's writing style is excellent, somewhat reminiscent of *Dream of the Red Chamber*, with each deceased character receiving a pronouncement. Second, perhaps because the book is set in an era where survival was difficult, the entire book is permeated with a subtle sense of death and a gentle sadness.