The Yin-Yang Lantern Bearer
阴阳提灯人
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Subgenre
- Supernatural Folklore
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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I'm surprised there aren't many comments in the book review section. I've been following this book for a while and I really like it. 😭 I'm so afraid that if it doesn't get popular, the author might abandon it one day.
Holy crap, this book is pretty good. It's twisted yet subtly pleasurable, perverse yet retains a touch of rationality. It's deformed but still has a hint of humanity. It's neither completely insane nor completely human, neither entirely ghostly nor divine. It's great! 🙂
The most incredible episode
This fat guy is the protagonist's friend, and he sold his own house to pay for the protagonist's medical treatment??? Well, this kind of thing can happen in reality, but not in novels, because reality doesn't need logic, but novels do.
In reality, many people who read dark fiction don't actually like it; they just dislike sanctimonious characters and sycophants. However, aside from dark fiction, most novels like to portray the protagonist as a saintly figure or a simp. Similarly, most people dislike protagonists who embody a saintly figure not because they hate saints, Rather, it's the lack of empathy that makes me feel uneasy.
Regarding Plum Blossom Divination
Note: All divination methods in this book are authentic.
There are too many bugs, and the character's interpersonal skills are lacking. Take the protagonist buying blood, for example; he spends 10,000 yuan right away, and then has to pay extra every time he buys blood afterward. According to the author's monetary system, each donation is equivalent to spending hundreds of millions to buy a few hundred cc of blood.
The excitement begins in Chapter 65.
There should definitely be less of the small amount of poison at the beginning. 1. Currency conversion: Those who read this should know how painful it is. 2. There really shouldn't be a fat guy next to the protagonist. What I mean is, Wangcai can be a skinny monkey, a normal-sized person, or a handsome passerby, but there's really no need for him to be fat.
Shennong, in general, for food and fodder
I came in because the synopsis mentioned the protagonist is a fortune teller. The plot itself is fine, but I can't figure out the protagonist's personality. Earlier, someone shot at him, but he still let two people go. Later, he killed everyone without leaving a trace (the part where he killed Wang An).
The part where they went to the lightning-struck wood area and drugged the woman was so toxic! Author, can you please revise this? It's way too damn cruel, especially with so much money involved!
It's very well written, and it's getting crazier and crazier.