The One Who Buries the Dead

I have been watching it day and night these past few days This afternoon, all I dreamed about was the same sentence: Fifty days of great roads and forty-nine days of expansion. The story goes from secular to Kyushu to immortality In my opinion, the protagonist's sufferings along the way are the emotional grandfather who wants to kill him, the old man who lied to him, and the departure of his partner. There is no discrimination, unfair oppression, or oppression that I have seen in the past. It should not be a lot of suffering. It is also like the people inside have always told him that he is very lucky and can always be better than others in whatever he does. I have read about the many corpses at the end of the galaxy corridor and the epiphany from the wood carvings in other books and thought it was cliche. But most of my memories later were in the fairy world. It can be said that this is the key point. It also described a brand new world for me that I have never seen. While reading, I imagined that there are such a group of people in the Milky Way galaxy. Including the villains in it. After all, there are some people who are not particularly bad and will not even touch the protagonist's family. There are also various friendships between friends and brothers. I feel that the pattern is quite big. Watching the protagonist grow step by step, he said that he is not willing to spend these times with his family and wants to be together for a long time and accompany them. I thought about it if it were me. I might also have this kind of greed, including his subsequent growth. He left home for thousands of years, but his family has no regrets and is waiting for him to understand and make him successful. This book is really good.

When I started writing about ghosts, I became a cultivator of immortality. The span was too big. I read more than a hundred chapters, and suddenly I didn't want to read anymore.

The title of the book is The Burrower, which was okay at first, but then I read the book reviews and said why I ended up cultivating immortality! ! ! This has nothing to do with the title of the book! I have only read over a hundred chapters now. I will continue to comment after reading them.

Super pretty!

This is a horror novel, and it was eventually turned into a myth. What the hell?

It's just for horror. What's written in the back is so ridiculous that I'm speechless and can't I write it well? . .

I wrote about ghosts at the beginning, and then I wrote about cultivating immortals. It's so confusing.

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It's the kind I like. This one and the post-90s Feng Shui Master are my favorites! !

This book is actually not very good to read. You said you would add a label about cultivating immortals, but there is nothing in it, including immortal crystals and spiritual stones. Moreover, the male protagonist does not practice any cultivation and just relies on an ancestor's bloodline and a beast to improve himself. What's the point? It's disgusting to keep looking at the beast in the body to help with strength. Other people's novels are about killing monsters, upgrading, eating inner elixirs to absorb experience, and fighting to learn skills. This is interesting.