The Gravekeeper

Hmm... I want to focus on the vision of the battle between gods and demons that I saw on the ship, and... The one where the princess went to the execution ground

I was wrong T T Cengceng

Phew, so bearable. Touch and hope that the wontons and the first month will come back

I finished reading it in an extremely confusing manner ~ It means that I couldn't understand the long and confusing family tree at all, and I barely managed to grasp the main line without straying away... In the end, this is actually the neutral angel, right?

Actually! It's actually over! Your new pit is so weird! I will re-read this article! I seem to have missed something as I always click on the last chapter out of habit! ?

Meow... Tangtang (also known as "") asked me before about my overall thoughts on this book after it is finished. To be honest, I really can't tell you directly. The reason is because I am a little nervous ~ O(∩_∩)O Without repeated revisions, I dare not say that I can accurately express my impression of this book. So, let me sit here alone, finish typing this comment slowly, and then send it out... In fact, if you really think about it, most of the first three chapters of this book are about recalling or introducing the past, and the thinking jumps a bit. It wasn't until Chapter 3, Section 7, when the protagonist went to Silver Moon Island, that PipPap began to write according to the timeline. Considering that a novel with only 90,000 words was assigned an outline that I thought could be written with 300,000 words, it resulted in intricate clues. Also, Pupu just digs holes and doesn't bury them →_→, relying on readers' own imagination. It's not difficult to understand why. Sometimes I feel that this book is so confusing to read... (Resentment) Well... Having said that, I still like the style of this book. What impressed me the most was the first chapter. There was no dialogue, no adventure, no emotional drama, and the plain text was like pen and ink randomly picked up from the long river of history and memory, outlining a detailed, grand and complex background bit by bit. In addition to the main storyline of the war between gods and demons, the once-in-a-hundred-year Civil War, and the robbed Silver Moon Island, on the plains in the north, the ice people and the seal people are engaged in an eternal struggle. On the Pearl Islands in the south, there is an arrogant and conceited Central Kingdom that thinks it is at the center of the universe. Winter here can last for 50 years, and winter and summer combined can last for 100 years. Ordinary people may even be like a mayfly, seeing the sun rise but not setting. Pu Pu's writing style is accustomed to being restrained. Just like the protagonist, even if he drinks the strongest wine, he can't taste the boldness and enthusiasm of the ice people. Instead, he sips it in small sips, letting the fire burn in his belly. He is obviously drunk, but he just squints his eyes. Even if you are writing about the deepest emotions, they often come through like a dragonfly, and then your thoughts and pen will turn to other places. Is it deliberately left to people's imagination, or is the protagonist afraid that too strong emotions will make him confused? People are divided into two parts, the emotional and the rational. The emotional part is like a sail, giving people a driving force to move forward, and the rational part is like a rudder, which allows people to control the direction. Personally, I feel that the most real and complex thing about the protagonist is that when he is looking for inner answers, although he often has strong emotions, he is ultimately guided by reason. In other novels, most rational protagonists are actually relatively easy to guess, because we are observing from God's perspective. Except for some clues that are deliberately hidden by the author, the starting point and short-term goals of the protagonist will be very clear. However, in this book, because the truth of the entire world is buried, everything is just legend and rumor. We do not know the specific objective conditions, but cannot deduce what the protagonist is going to do. Although there is a description of inner activities, his true thoughts are hidden. Especially when it comes to relationships, it can be said that everyone interprets it differently, and no one can be sure whether their thoughts are right or wrong. Whenever this happens, Pupu will come over and say, you guys can make up your mind =. = It's really quite irresponsible, isn't it... I have always felt that the protagonist is unfortunate. His romantic character is really not suitable for being a savior, but he is in such a position. In other words, it is this position that contributes to his reclusive character. When he was a neutral angel, because he had enough power to ignore power and fame, and after he spent a lot of energy to build the Kingdom of the Dead, he could also force the Angel of Justice to sleep without waking up. His comprehensive ability may be the strongest among all people. It was also because of his special feelings for human beings and his aversion to war that prompted him to establish the Utopia, and finally accepted his final battle calmly. When he was a human being, the inheritance power he possessed was even higher than the world. The impulse and passion of his youth had faded into indifference and emotional silence after the baptism of time. He could paint with peace of mind in the Holy City, bask in the sun, or wave his hand and call out thousands of death angels to trample every inch of the land, and worldly desires were even less likely to contaminate him. However, he still wanted to give mankind a chance. Under the influence of the war between gods and demons that ran through the past and the future, he wanted mankind to unite to resist. For this reason, he decided to become the enemy of the entire continent, using his own power, the power that made people fear, to force mankind to unite and accept their fate once again. Whenever the goddess of fate reshuffles the cards, what determines the outcome of the thousand-year chess game? The supreme being can see the future planned by himself, but cannot see the impact of other people's plans. In the end, he is reduced to a chess piece, struggling in his fate. Fortunately, I still have my own beliefs to implement. PS: I'm sorry, sorry, I'm three days late, mainly because I went back and read it again when I was writing...

I didn't finish reading it yesterday. I went to bed with my blood boiling and endless reverie. I'm still dreaming about it, so I found a good article. Continue reading today. Are there only two chapters left? ! It's crazy, readers, don't you feel it? It ends right after it started... I strongly recommend that the author write an article to talk about what happened next. Don't you think the author's appearance is too little? ! ! ! !

By the way, one more thing, I have been looking for this book through Baidu's "Gravekeeper: The Ups and Downs". In the search results, the first web page must be JJ's, followed by many separate chapters, also from JJ. The search results remained basically unchanged until I read the penultimate chapter two days ago. As a result, it turned out to be Baidu today, and the first page of results turned out to be various forums? ? Various free novel websites? ? I was speechless for a moment~ Could it be that as soon as it was finished, it was stolen instantly... This pirated website is so stupid! ! If I had been updating chapter by chapter before, I wouldn't have said anything. After all, at best, it can increase the number of invisible readers, and we don't charge any fees anyway. But I only copy and paste it after the completion... It saves time and effort and does not lead to such... Pitfalls!

Hey... There is another detail. The protagonist said that the only opponent who is comparable to him in the world is the Prime Minister. This is obviously treating the other two supreme beings as if they are nothing. Could it be that the other two have been tricked by them? Meow, if you look at it this way, Tyrell, the angel of justice, is sleeping and will probably not wake up for a long time. What about Ilaris? Hmm... Could it be that Creasus was actually fighting against the remnant soul of Ilaris. It was actually the Angel of Justice Tyrell + Blue Winged Angel PK Prime Minister + Lord Protagonist. The result was that Angel of Justice fell asleep, the Prime Minister was dismembered, the Lord Protagonist directly died and reincarnated, and the Blue Winged Angel left only the remnant soul, trapped in the City of the Dead. A long time later, Creasus came to the City of the Undead and obtained the ability that the protagonist had left behind - perhaps it was a foreshadowing that he deliberately laid in ambush to deal with the Blue Winged Angel, because he had foreseen the existence of Creasus. The blue-winged angel took the opportunity to possess Creasus, always trying to resurrect him through the corpse, but was ultimately unsuccessful because of Creasus's firm will and the obstruction of necromancy. Until Creasus defended his dignity with death, or should we say loyalty? (Because Creasus shouted "Your Majesty's will is above all else", I very much doubt that Creasus is actually a die-hard loyalist of the protagonist. After all, it is not reassuring to not leave this kind of thing to a reliable person) In this way, at the end, the protagonist has successfully awakened, and at least one of the Prime Minister's seven souls has returned to his place, but Tyrell has not woken up, and the whereabouts of the blue-winged angel are unknown (because the supreme being is immortal), but it is certain that he will not be resurrected for a while. The combination of the protagonist + the Prime Minister is a complete victory~ Wow~ Let's celebrate~ (Although I know most of this is just my guess ╮(╯▽╰)╭)

Hey, I'm back again... But I still haven't found the response... I'm so depressed... Hmm... I think one place that can be regarded as an echo is that the first half of this chapter happened when the justice angel Tyrell and the neutral angel Antis were about to fight. The neutral angel had foreseen the result of his death and arranged for Anna to pick up his reincarnation. This is consistent with the story told by Creasus before~ But who is Creasus fighting against? Is it the Angel of Justice? But the Angel of Justice should still be sleeping on his throne, otherwise where did the sun above his head come from... Tangled...