Marriage Records of the Six Paths of Reincarnation
六道众生姻缘记
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.1M Words
- Subgenre
- Light Horror
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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The synopsis and prologue were very appealing, but the first-person perspective was unbearable.
On December 29, 2018, I posted a red envelope for the latest chapter (five in total), but no one has claimed it yet. If any reader has seen this, please claim it.
The manuscript for this book is complete, totaling approximately 3.1 Million words! Please feel free to add it to your collection and subscribe.
The manuscript for this book is complete, totaling approximately 3.1 Million words! Please feel free to add it to your collection and subscribe.
I won't boast about myself anymore; feel free to read and enjoy. Please click and save if you like it.
This book is really well written and has a very engaging story.
As the title suggests...
Come onOh, come on!
I visited to express my gratitude and thanks, bringing with me my book, "Wizards Begin in America"! I've added it to my favorites. It has a very imaginative concept, and the author's writing is excellent.
Why are there so few posts? This book has such low visibility.
I've read up to chapter 43, and what I really want to know is, is the female lead really this 200+ pound fat woman? It's so chilling! 😥
I don't like first-person narration. Who says supernatural stories have to be told in the first person? I've only read two books written in the first person: Sherlock Holmes and The Mad God. I haven't read any others.