My Years as a Corpse Stitcher at the Eastern Depot
我在东厂当缝尸人那些年
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- Martial Arts
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- Wuxia Fantasy
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The protagonist's values are so strange! He doesn't save those he should save, but he saves those he shouldn't, and then he makes up an excuse for them in his mind! They don't help the poor ordinary people, claiming they don't want to meddle, but actually saving them wouldn't cause any trouble. But then they turn around and help some bad people, the kind that cause a lot of trouble.
On a 5-point scale, I would give it a 3.5. The protagonist's personality is not likable. After seeing many tragic women, he did not save them despite having the ability to do so. However, he did save a blacksmith who killed and ripped out hearts, and it was specifically mentioned that he only killed ordinary people.
Chapter One! A corpse not properly sewn up, and you're going to be beheaded! It's understandable that a corpse might be killed by evil spirits if it wasn't properly sewn up, but to behead someone for not sewing it up properly? This is already a niche profession with few people; if beheadings are done like this, will anyone still do it? I have no grudge against you, why do you treat me like a fool?
It's similar to a previous book by a corpse sculptor; the premise is the same, but the plot is a bit lacking.
Seeing the beginning, and the author's values seemingly dictated by physical appearance, and the protagonist being an extreme simp, I couldn't resist and withdrew. I hope future readers will decide whether to read this book based on their own preferences.
Here's a small suggestion for the author: When items explode on corpses, it's best if they're related to the deceased's life. For example, in "National Forensic Doctor," rewards are only given after completing tasks, and these rewards are often related to the deceased's greatest skill in life.
I just read the synopsis, and Wei Zhongxian tells the protagonist to "sew it nicely for this old servant." This is how one refers to oneself as an "old servant" when speaking to the emperor. Even if you don't use "Supervisor" or anything like that, you should at least use "this family" to refer to yourself. You don't pay any attention to detail at all, which is enough to make me want to turn it off.
Can you please stop acting like you've never seen a woman before?! Can the protagonist be a little more rational and avoid risks? What's the difference between this behavior and that of an idiot?
Seeing the heart-scooping man kill ordinary people, and then the protagonist lets them go with just one sentence... Extremely poisonous, I'm outta here.
The protagonist becomes a corpse-stitcher and is poisonous. Incomplete corpses prevent reincarnation—okay, I accept that. The protagonist is rewarded with martial arts techniques by the system—that's acceptable too. But the protagonist kills people himself, stitches up their corpses, and then gets a reward—that's unacceptable.