The Infinite Marvel Universe

I think this book is definitely worthy of being made into a movie. Its strong American style combined with its whimsical science fiction elements—isn't this exactly what Hollywood directors dream of?

Dusk, a small shop on the street. Two men, one old and one young, stood across the counter. "It's you?" "It's me." "You've arrived." "I am coming." "You shouldn't have come." "I'm here." "You did come after all." "I did come after all." Silence, a long silence. The two figures, seemingly made of clay or wood, faced each other, while the setting sun slanted ever more sharply. "

I glanced at it; the last update was four years ago. I can't believe I still remember this book.

To be honest, this is one of the more rigorous novels of its kind that I've read, I'm referring to the characters' personalities and such.

It's a pity he became a eunuch. 😭😭😭

The first book I read even though I knew it was unfinished 🪖

On the third anniversary, incense was offered, the grave was abandoned, and the corpse was dragged out and whipped.

It's a pity it became a trap 😭

This is the most amazing American comic I've ever seen. Let's go grave-sweeping, and while we're at it, let's hope the dead come back to life!

Six years have passed. I wonder if the author still wants to continue writing this book?