The Grave Relocation Master

After reading it, I still felt relieved for a long time, and I felt very complicated. I don't know how to express it. I can only say that the biggest feeling I had about this book was that it was very exciting. Although it has nothing to do with moving tombs, it is still deeply rooted in people's hearts, especially the last fifty or so chapters. I read them slowly. I felt that I learned a lot, and I was happy with the happy ending. Although I read the book a few years ago, I think it is still good. Thank you to the author.

The first part can arouse book addiction, but the middle part feels wrong. I thought I had read the wrong novel, but luckily I kept reading. Personally, I feel that the content about Dreaming of Baixu is in the literature. Overall, it is not bad. Some are bright, some are dull, some are exciting, and some are sore. I would give it 9 out of 10.

It was when the last paragraph was pulled into a dream that I almost didn't want to listen to it anymore. The twist was too great. Later I broke through the dream and came back. Anyway, it's still a good review.

To be honest, I didn't expect the twist in the middle to be so outrageous. The transition from relocating tombs to cultivating immortals is indeed quite outrageous, but the content is very good, that is, the ending. Although the ending with Ye is good, to me, it always feels like two women and a man at the same time. It does feel inconsistent. I still prefer the plot of Gu Youhuang and Chen An. As for the ending, I feel it is a bit sloppy.

The writing is messy, here and there. The front looks good, but the back is messy!

What are they writing about, supernatural beings are not supernatural beings, cultivating immortals is not cultivating immortals, cities are not cities, what era are they in, and they also write a plot about pigs eating tigers. There is nothing new, just pure AI coding.

I just think the previous writing is good. I haven't seen the author's subsequent writing. It's very good, but it's too slow.

In the end, the person who should be resurrected was resurrected. But you once promised Ye Xianzhi that if you marry someone, you will live up to her, and you will make up for it for the rest of your life. I don't know whether you will marry her or you will live up to her? Just write it and then it's gone? The title of the book explains that he is a grave mover. The plot was messed up and the plot was messed up. There is also a sorcerer who can destroy your family, hey. If writing a book is as good as what you wrote before, then how can it be so easy when you and Zhang Yunxi go to eliminate the magician later? 😓The man who helped people move their graves soon went to practice again. After practicing, there came some boss-level invincible white-bearded man who chased around the world, and then he was like a mouse crossing the street, a lost dog! Then for a while, it became Chen An's mess in someone's dream, and then went to the devil world, which was messy, and it was so easy when Bai Xu was finally eliminated. 😓This text looks like part of a novel, describing a story about elements such as resurrection, commitment, cultivation, warlocks, and the protagonist's encounters in the adventure. It can be seen from the article that the protagonist seems to be a character with a complex background and destiny. He has experienced many challenges and changes in the story. First of all, the protagonist mentioned the promise he made with Ye Xianzhi, which showed that he had made a promise to someone to marry her and compensate her well. However, he later seemed to choose to leave to practice, which may mean that he gave up on his previous commitments, or that he was unable to fulfill his commitments for some reason. Then, the article mentioned that a magician brought huge disasters to the protagonist, causing his family to be destroyed. This plot adds a tense and suspenseful atmosphere to the story, and also foreshadows the protagonist's subsequent adventures and growth. Then, the article describes a series of confusing and complicated plots, including the protagonist helping people move graves, practicing, being chased by the boss Baibeard, entering dreams, going to the devil world, etc. Although these plots may seem chaotic, they may actually be paving the way for the development of the story. In the end, when the protagonist finally eliminates Shirobeard, the plot seems to become much lighter. However, the article also hints that the protagonist may have experienced a lot of inner struggle and pain in the process. This contrast and contrast makes the ending of the story more thought-provoking. Overall, this passage describes a novel world full of fantasy and adventure. The protagonist goes through many challenges and transformations in this world, eventually growing into a stronger and braver character. Although there are some confusing and complex elements in the story, these elements also add more interest and readability to the story. I can only say so-so.

The ending is hasty, I wish I could fill in the holes right away and be done with it

This book is so exciting that I didn't do anything. I read it day and night for three days and finally finished it. It was so enjoyable. Thank you Su Wan for this wonderful book. The insights into life on the road and the imaginative plot make people have to admire the author's talent. It's a pity that the part about the evil-slayer warlock at the end should be the most important part, but I didn't start writing it. Maybe I was in a hurry to finish it, which caused a slight impression of an anticlimactic ending, which is a pity. Looking forward to author Su's new masterpieces.