Town of Thousand Corpses

The story is quite interesting, but the main character in each movie is a bit difficult to connect to the plot. The first part is "Notes of Suppressing Evil", the second part is "Town of Thousand Corpses" and the third part is "Soul-Suppressing Monument"

I can't help but complain about this novel after I've only read a few dozen chapters. This novel is different from the first book: Notes on Suppressing Evil. It's the same novel, a sequel, but with a different protagonist. It seems to be the same, and it also mentions many things, such as how many souls Lao Tie lost, and the Yin Yang shop opened by Lao Zhang and Lao He three years after the incident in the Sea of ​​Death. It seems to be the same world view of the novel, but the national leader has been killed in the previous novel, etc. The characters and content are completely inconsistent with the previous novel. I don't know what the author thinks. If it is a doujinshi novel, I can't say it. For example, the author only wrote about Dou Po, but did not write a follow-up for the protagonist of Dou Po. There are other authors who may also be book friends and wrote the sequel to Dou Po. It is normal for the content of the two books before and after The Supreme Realm to be different. After all, there are two authors. But I really don't understand why Notes of Souls and Town of 1,000 Corpses are both written by the same author. Why are half of the written content the same and a lot of conflicting content? Could it be that this novel is viewed from two balanced worldviews? Let readers read it with the concept of time travel, or let us readers read this novel and the previous novel as two completely different novels. To be honest, I think the author's names for these novels are completely different. They should be viewed from the perspective of independent novels. Otherwise, I really can't say anything.

I watched the beginning, it was pretty good and worth watching, but the head of the Tie family, Temu'er, always reminded me of something else. . . . .

The protagonist of this book is really useless, he can't do anything well and he doesn't have any brain! If he didn't have two bosses behind him to support him, he would be a small character. He has no brains, no skills, no skills, and has to rely on others for everything. Just the first few dozen chapters are really a waste.

Will there be a sequel?

It's quite contradictory. The first story says it's easy to live but hard to die. The next page goes on to say it's easy to die but hard to live. The first story says that he vomited nine mouthfuls of blood and extinguished three fires. The next one says never look back. When he turns back, he extinguishes three fires on his shoulder. How many fires are there?

The writing is very good, much better than those books about supernatural beings and people who cultivate immortality just by writing.

I really enjoyed watching it and am ready to watch it again.

Oh my god? Stone coffin on an electric tricycle? The car must not fall apart?

I've been watching it for four days and I have a lot to say. I just want to think about it! I can only tell you seven words now, not bad, not bad, really good