The Ruins at Nine O'Clock

So pretty! It's been a long time since I've been able to stay up late and catch up on all the updated books on Qidian.

It's good to read, the author is very productive, and I love watching the pull of Xinglinruyi (Sihasha)

Great book! Big thumbs up to the author! Looking forward to your next work🌹🌹👍👍

Come on😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

The suspense story has turned into a romance story 😥😥😥

It took me 6 days to read it, and I thoroughly enjoyed it. The story is very strong, and the setting is also very fantastic. The male protagonist made my heart flutter with excitement as soon as he appeared in the first few chapters. The interaction between the male and female protagonists is very thrilling. The plot from the beginning to the end of the expedition to the Suoyang City ruins is packed with punch. But the whole story was not completed well, and there were inconsistencies in the plot. In the end, I couldn't write it anymore and ended it in a hurry. It was undoubtedly unfinished! The story of Zhou Wu Jiu and Luan Dao has been whetting my appetite since the beginning of the book. When the story was finally revealed, I was disappointed, that's it. . . The emotional portrayal is not enough, and it is impossible to understand Zhou Wu Jiu's willingness to pay the price of life and death. In the end, the reason why the male protagonist turned into a desert was because of Kunwu. . . Is there any reason why Kunwu must pay the price of desertification? Everyone in the protagonist group has forgotten the heroine. Emm, is it so miserable? It's completely rotten! ! ! There are too many questions that remain unanswered and too many holes that have not been filled. It is obvious that the foreshadowing was laid in the past and then left alone after it could no longer be compiled. For example, why did the male protagonist fall into a coma at the ruins of Suoyang City, and why did the female protagonist's left hand frequently hurt later? What is going on in Chaxi Town? What are the many phenomena that the male protagonist has never experienced that appear along the way? What kind of existence is the dangerous Korean merchant? Why is the male protagonist not injured when he kills the Korean merchant? Why does the Korean merchant want to kill the female protagonist? Why can he be freed by killing the female protagonist? Why didn't Shen Que let the male protagonist have contact with the female protagonist in the first place? Is there no problem if he didn't take Kun Wu? Yin Xun's old readers, selfishly hope that Yin Xun can do better.