Life as a Keeper of the Yizhuang in Ancient Times

This book has a kind of ancient, ascending-to-immortality feel to it. It's not the traditional cultivation and leveling-up style of today; this one only involves quietly accumulating merit in a peaceful and ordinary way, which feels like how it should be. Life doesn't have that many conflicts. It's just about living a quiet and ordinary life, dealing with things when they happen.

First, the strengths: the main plot is clear, the subplots are simple and straightforward, the writing is fluent, and the author's environmental descriptions are excellent. As for the rest, personally, I think the dialogue sounds a lot like current AI-generated short dramas. Perhaps it's trying to emulate the style of Gu Long (a famous Chinese writer), but I'm currently too influenced by AI short dramas, and all I can think of are those dialogues from those shows [laughing and crying emoji].

Initially, the title made me think it would be something like a mortuary, autopsies, seeking justice, and solving cases, so I was quite looking forward to it. But it got increasingly fantastical, involving demons, ghosts, and gods. I felt that was fine as long as it was exciting, but each time there was hardly any process. The later parts became too mundane and bland, feeling like it was just filler.

🤩I like this feeling. Although I feel a little lost, it's also reasonable. It's a feeling of stopping short of letting go, but I'm also a little reluctant to let it go. Looking forward to the new story, hehe.

Ordinary daily life, very nice

This chapter left me feeling a bit upset.

Goose, I've finished reading it! The beginning was quite good, but it became rather dull after Xie Yi became an official! I did finish it though!

The story is finally finished! 🌸🌸🌸~~

Wow, I don't want it to end!

Wow, congratulations on finishing the book! Start a new book soon! I absolutely love supernatural stories, especially those with that gentle writing style.