My and My Representative's Notes on the Encoffinment

The supernatural novel told from the perspective of the embalmer heroine is very innovative. The heroine faces life and death on a daily basis. She is born with the ability to see the souls of the dead. The setting is suitable for her profession and does not float. Paired with the male protagonist who has carried a century-old obsession, the two lines run in parallel. While helping the deceased to fulfill his regrets, he also digs into the causal conspiracy of the Motai organization. The unit story is delicate and tear-jerking, and the foreshadowing of the main line is buried naturally, making it very immersive to read.

Not bad, not bad, pretty good-looking, I have the desire to pursue it, but there are too few [eating melons]

The supernatural story told from the perspective of the embalmer female protagonist is very novel and does not deliberately pile up horror scenes. The heroine tidies up the deceased every day and can see the stranded souls. Behind each soul is a life of regret. The story has a slow pace and depicts the family regrets of ordinary people. After reading it, you will feel soft. The foreshadowing is natural. The bond between the male protagonist and the female protagonist is also very interesting.

I accidentally opened this book and became more and more fascinated by it. The protagonist is a psychic undertaker, who connects the disputes between the souls of the deceased and the mysterious organization. The settings of past reincarnations and closed loops of cause and effect are very interesting. Each short story is full of true feelings, and there is no lack of warmth in addition to the dark elements. The character growth and plot reversal are handled well, and it is recommended for readers who like supernatural suspense.

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