
After Becoming a Grave Engraver in Mingpu
成为冥铺刻碑人之后
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- Completed
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- 584k Words
- Genre
- Cultivation
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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I feel refreshed after reading the author's book. How could there be such a handsome protagonist and such an interesting story? It's like a master from heaven came down to earth. Otherwise, there would not be such a logical and thrilling story that makes people want to stop and praise it.
That's why I like to spread lies now... Except for the tomb robbing sect, the other sects basically accumulate evil virtues... And most of the old people in the Yin Sect are long-lived... Their lives are not rich, but they are rich... In addition to having more taboos than other sects, the most fundamental purpose is to respect the dead... After all, China pays attention to people. When the death lamp is extinguished, the past goes with the wind... On the whole, the people who seek out the underworld include executioners, widowers, cobblers, corpse painters, papermakers, coffin makers, coffin bearers, corpse diggers, monument carvers, funeral teams (I forgot the specific names, they mainly focus on crying), funeral bands, etc. Although ordinary people usually don't have much contact because of many taboos, their own civil society status is even comparable to that of Confucian scholars and other industries...
Good guy, there is already a series of similar novels. Sewing corpses. Engraved monument. Carved Buddha. Those who carve tombs, those who paint corpses, those who bury people, and what else?
The dead man said, I thank you! Arresting people, executioners, euphemisms, touching corpses, carrying corpses, sewing corpses, burials, portraits, weighing souls, burying corpses, erecting monuments, suppressing corpses, saving lives, touching gold, appraising, and selling stolen goods. You guys really squeezed every drop out of me! If someone is not there, they will be arrested first and then beheaded. Anyway, the one-stop service needs to be implemented. No more, really no more. Stop thinking of other ways to drain me.
Kill the demon, sew the corpse, put makeup on the body, touch the corpse, bury it, and carve a monument. The next one should be cremated, and the next one will be moving the grave.
Touching the corpse, beheading the corpse, picking up the corpse, burying the corpse, engraving a monument, leaving a portrait... Everything after death is wrapped up
What the hell, the one who kills demons, the one who saves, the one who touches the corpse, the one who sews the corpse, the one who buries it, and here comes the one who carves monuments. The next prediction is reincarnation
Good guy, the executioner, the corpse stitcher, the stone carver, the paper maker, all in one funeral process 😒
Very well written. For me, the only shortcoming is that the protagonist carves monuments too fast. No matter what monument, it is basically done in one night. I have a relative who used to be a monument engraver. When I was a child, I was curious and watched it. From polishing the stone into the shape of a monument. On the later stone tablets, there were carvings of dragons, phoenixes and text, which basically took more than one day to complete. Maybe it's because I haven't seen enough of it to be completed in one day. Maybe it's because the world is different, and the strength and speed of the human body are different.
The main character's weapon is a stele, which is awesome, and a knife and hammer are also pretty good. What does it look like with a sword?
It feels like there could be a book like this: the protagonist writes obituaries and presides over funerals. While writing, he can also watch the life of the deceased. He has a magical power that is like sealing the coffin. The deceased can get gifts from the deceased if he is satisfied. The protagonist's ability is like saying a word and predicting death. You can ask what kind of funeral you want. The burial ground becomes like quicksand, sinking the person in and leaving a grave. There are also cremation, water burial, sky burial, and various death methods. It feels quite cool.
There's something wrong with your carving of a tombstone, it doesn't make sense! It's a bit inconsistent with the other sects. It's not really a yin sect business, and it's a bit far-fetched to associate tombstones with grievances. You can say it's a different world, but do you have a reason? You have to explain how the tombstone is related to resentment, otherwise it will make people uncomfortable.
After reading eight chapters, the protagonist spends several days in a row carving monuments at night and shopping during the day. This... The protagonist doesn't sleep? I shouldn't have missed anything, right?
We agreed to engrave the inscription! It turned out to be too broad! Just for the word count! When engraving a tablet, you can write down the horoscope of birth, the time after death, Feng Shui luck, etc. We also have this saying in our hometown now, (the year, month and day when you were born. Does it conflict with the year, month and day after death? If not, what day should be found for burial, what fate and luck should be buried, what Feng Shui should be used to carve what inscription, of course, this is only a custom of relatively backward ethnic groups like us), but the other messy water numbers feel unlovable! You can water everyday! [We over there know Feng Shui, know ghosts and gods (know sacrifices), and some know it more broadly, but there are fewer people like this now. If some people die too violently, no one dares to go far from the cemetery! Okay, I won't say too much. If I continue, I feel like I can just write a 500,000-word novel.]
The division of labor is becoming more and more detailed, roll, roll hard!
There are not many professions left for a dragon, such as those who sew corpses, behead people, make coffins, tie paper figurines, make decapitation meals, carry coffins, perform great dances, etc. There are not many surnames left for the protagonist of a dragon, either longevity, longevity, peace, etc. Is the next one about making paper money?
Okay, collect a corpse and kill a bunch of people, carve a monument and kill a bunch of people, build a coffin and kill a bunch of people. How high is the birth rate so that the human race will not become extinct? Look slowly, I'm going to hang myself first
One-stop, the industrial chain has taken shape🙂🙂
The protagonist is always looking for trouble when he has nothing to do. He has a hand in everything that doesn't concern the protagonist.
About updates
It is impossible to interrupt the update unless the author is paralyzed or dead. Then there are times when you are sick and you may update later, after all, the author is ill and has physical problems, so sometimes he will go to the hospital. Furthermore, there are two updates for general situations, and two updates for minor illnesses and disasters. Finally, I would like to collect it and read it. Thanks to the author~
Painting by painting
Thank you
Is he the same author as The Corpse Stitcher?
It's very beautiful and well written.
I still don't understand what Jianghu Dao is! What is used as strength, such as sword energy and gang energy?
I have seen high-quality works in Yilong, and the writing is smooth. Come on, the author!
The protagonist is doubtful and happy for nothing, and the writing is half-brained and refreshing. Most of the works are the author's escapism from reality.
Is 127 already a replacement? ? ? ?
I even forgot to eat dinner after reading this. Come on, author! This book is a must! ! !
The person who carved the monument came out 🤭