
Reading Mountains with Ghost Eyes
鬼目观山
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 427k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery & Supernatural
- Updated
- 20h ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
192Chapters
7.7kReads
8.6Score
542Shelves
4.8kListens
38.4kReads · all time
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After entering the trap, I was completely obsessed and read the entire story overnight. The world of ancient tombs constructed by the author is grand and detailed. Various folk customs, metaphysics, and ancient tomb knowledge are readily available and full of details. The plot has ups and downs, the dangerous adventure is thrilling at every step, the thriller atmosphere is just right, and the tension runs throughout. Character creation is even more of a highlight. Each character has his or her own story and personality, and is brave, resourceful, and flesh-and-blood. The plot is cleverly laid out, the ending is perfect, and the whole story is high-energy. Readers who like tomb robbing and suspense adventure themes must not miss it.
It is real and beautiful, and you can learn a lot of knowledge. There are pictures by the author at the end of some chapters. I recommend everyone to read it.
It's straightforward and there are basically no obscure ancient Chinese words. If you're interested in history and landscapes, there's nothing wrong with reading this. But don't learn to rob tombs. We exchanged a few words with the author, and the first impression she gave me was that she was modest and lively. She might be a beautiful woman born in the 2000s with good qualities.
The professional content such as finding dragon acupoints and Liuyao Bazi is detailed, and the author has made great efforts in relevant knowledge.
Full of suspense and smooth writing
Very detailed, a lot of useful information, and a lot of professional knowledge
Well written, wonderfully written, awesomely written
Nice tomb robbing novel, very real
The subject matter is novel, very creative and refreshing.
It covers astronomy and geography, and the amount of useful information is ridiculous!