Notes on Burying the Dead: Strange Tales of a Funeral Master

This book by Muren Dada is really good. I came here from another book of Dada, "Records of Folk Forbidden Curses and Strange Stories", and witnessed the growth of Chang Le in that book. In terms of character portrayal, Chang Le in this book is more thoughtful and thoughtful, and the plot is also very exciting. I hope that this book and Dada will become popular.

First of all, congratulations to Mu Dafa for publishing a new book!ヽ(｡･ω･｡)ﾉ A new "Chang Le" universe has opened up. The new Chang Le is like a mature, steady, humble and polite big brother. The first story has the feel of an old Hong Kong-style horror movie. The plot implements Mu Da's consistent approach. The human heart is the scariest thing. It gives me goosebumps all over! Awesome!

It looks really good!

Like to watch

That's not true. I said in the previous article that monsters are transformed after death, and so on. Then we have to deal with them in the same way as monsters. Then there will be centipede spirits and so on.

Compared with the previous novel by Chang Le, this one can only be called average. There is no complete self-contained system of strange things, that is, there is no fascinating part. When I listen to novels, I often have to listen to them several times before I can get into the plot of the novel. I can only say that the sense of immersion is not strong.

I abandoned the article when I read Chapter 221. I think I saw the shadow of Natsume's Book of Friends.

She is smarter than the other Chang Le and won't commit suicide 😂

Interesting 😊

Long-winded, procrastinating! It doesn't look good!