Kowloon Sky Coffin

This book is the most amazing book I have ever read! I have never regarded it as a novel. It feels more like the story is like a real existence. It is still a little regretful. I feel that the story has not really ended yet. I won't say more. I hope I can see a miracle in my lifetime.

I just read dozens of chapters. The characters are flat and the character designs are similar (basically, these types of themes nowadays are all about the Iron Triangle or the designs of men and women), which is acceptable. It's unbearably awkward for the character to forcefully establish a society!

The book is still good, although the pig's feet are a bit weak and the ending is a bit rushed, but overall it's not bad!

After reading it, I thought it was very humorous and logical, but there were two things I was not clear about. First, the soldiers Kong Xue encountered were supposed to be interlaced in time and space, but they were described as ghosts. The normal interlacing of time and space should be the same as that of normal people, and there would be no breathlessness or scars on the neck; the second is that the truck contained a carload of corpses of the same person. The normal interlacing of time and space can only leave one corpse of each person in the end. Personal opinion, I hope the author can comment.

Except for the ending, everything else is really amazing.

It's not a masterpiece. You can read it when you're short of books.

Very good

💩, When Wu Li was about to bite the protagonist, the woman stabbed Wu Li in the neck with a knife and it fell down? Did you say it doesn't feel any pain? Are you writing about killing people or killing Wu Li? Is the heroine still afraid? Earlier, I said that the heroine is decisive in killing, but now you write about killing a monster to save her companions, and your whole body is shaking? Self-contradictory, 🤮spicy

It's okay. At least I copied it carefully.

How can I put it this way? The protagonist is very lazy and only screams when something happens.