The ending was too hasty. If it hadn't been so hasty and rushed, I would have enjoyed reading the whole story. I couldn't finish the two chapters at the end. I really couldn't stand it anymore. It made me want to skip it like crazy. The first chapter was good and enjoyable, but the second chapter made my heart numb and I couldn't get into it at all. I kept looking expressionless.
Only the ending was a bit rushed, but overall it was interesting, not a traditional supernatural, a bit Cruel. Another point is that the copywriting is inconsistent with the reality. The author said that he originally wanted to write about a Chinese-style horror ghost bride, but accidentally went astray in writing.
It would be nice to expand it more later, but it's almost boring now. The long-awaited Demon King will appear, and then it will be over. And the little devil at the back, I don't know if it's because of the book I listened to, so I missed something, it feels a bit inexplicable.
Very rare bg narcissus! I like it very much. The only drawback is that the ending is too fast. Just when I was about to add sugar, it ended! There is no kiss until the end. And sometimes I always feel that the male and female protagonists are a bit like two people, like two people who are very similar and familiar with each other, but they just don't feel like the same person, and I can't explain why. Moreover, the male and female protagonists were completely separated into two souls at the beginning of their training, which made me feel like two people even more. But the overall feeling of reading is quite enjoyable. It just doesn't rank as a masterpiece, but it's normal. Who knows what Narcissus is like in reality? Without any actual examples to refer to, and purely relying on one's own imagination, who could handle it so perfectly? If it were so perfect, he would really be a god (I mean a god of immortals, not a god of divine works)