The Tomb Keeper of the Forbidden Zone

Just to clarify, this book has no female lead; Mo Qingcheng is not the female lead.

To be fair, they really know how to disgust readers.

I persevered until over three hundred chapters, but it was really difficult to read. I thought I was reading an invincible novel, a thrilling story where the protagonist, as the world's greatest forbidden force, sweeps through forbidden zones. But the protagonist is either injured, on the verge of death, or has lost all his power and is even weaker than an ordinary person.

It really made me feel so frustrated. It's such a good book; I really like the genre, plot, characters, and writing style. But I really don't understand why they have to add such disgusting tricks. It's a perfectly good dish, worthy of an award, but they have to add a few flies to it before serving it. You want to eat it, but you feel disgusted...

I just realized that all my previous comments and criticisms have been deleted by the author. A heads-up for new readers: this novel will most likely have a bad ending, so don't subscribe chapter by chapter; subscribe quarterly or yearly instead. Otherwise, you'll lose a lot of money if it ends badly.

There are fewer comments now, but if you have any questions or suggestions, please leave them here. I hope you can be rational and refrain from insults. To be honest, I'm still a newbie, so I definitely have a lot of questions. I'll definitely consider any reasonable suggestions.

Could it be that the stone tablet that fell from the sky two hundred years ago was actually the tombstone of various forbidden areas, and the protagonist is the guardian of the tomb, the biggest boss, so that neither humans nor ghosts dare to let the protagonist wake up? Or is it that the protagonist lost a battle with an enemy two hundred years ago while carrying many strange things, so he is now in seclusion recuperating?

Isn't it forbidden to say the word "forbidden zone"? It feels like it's lost its quality.

What kind of protagonist is this novel? Let me give you an analogy. Imagine you're a billionaire, able to live comfortably wherever you want. But you don't want to live comfortably; you spend all your time helping beggars. You do a lot for them and spend a lot of your own money, but these beggars not only don't thank you, they also want to kill you and take your money, and they even want to…

Everything was great up to this point; I liked the subject matter and the writing was also good. But then things started to go wrong, especially from the beginning of "Equal Paradise." The official production was terrible and short-sighted, the plot twists were incredibly convoluted, and there were two particularly infuriating backstabbing incidents. It made me so angry! 🙏🏻