The Corpse Mother

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Originally I was searching for horror novels, so this is the first one, so let's read it. The first part is really good and fits the characteristics of a horror novel, but the plot is outrageous: I started catching ghosts at the age of one and a half, smoked at the age of three or four, drank at the age of seven or eight, and cursed for a long time... This is outrageous. Is this something a child can do? A one and a half year old can speak more eloquently than an adult. It makes me laugh. Later on, the theme started to change into a romance novel, and I wanted to ask, did the author change? The gap is too big. Women are also used to make issues, such as women who were raped by Japanese soldiers, and they are actually used to ridicule. Later, the male protagonist turned into a scumbag, and he still refused to change the male protagonist, and forcibly whitewashed the male protagonist, which no one could stand. The things the male protagonist does can make people mad to death. I didn't want to say any more and I couldn't stand it anymore after reading more than 200 chapters, so I gave up decisively.

It looked good at first, but then it turned out to be pure nonsense.

The back part of the article is so rubbish, and the interesting writing at the front is wasted.

Beautiful and well written 👌A supernatural novel

The plot becomes more and more confusing as it goes on. I can't watch it after only 200 chapters. Not to mention that the characters are often mistyped and the words spoken by the characters are confusing. The male protagonist inexplicably wants to take away the heroine's life-saving elixir. Then it is said that the male protagonist is possessed by an obsession and would do such a scumbag thing. He has no brains and no brainwashing. I really feel sorry for Xiaobai.

The first two hundred chapters are really good to read, and the character of Qi Yue written by the author is also very good, filial, brave, decisive, and has her own ideas. But after that, I don't know why the plot goes towards cultivating immortals and "~Boss, the wife ran away with the child again". Isn't it good to write about catching ghosts? Also, the characters are too confusing, unnecessary people are written in, and a lot of names are given... The most important thing is that the people in Qihai are not mentioned behind the scenes. It gives people the feeling that Qiyue is not as filial as she was when she was a child, and her image is a bit ruined. Who can understand? I really like this novel, but the behind-the-scenes is really disappointing.

A 4-year-old boy smoking is outrageous

The front part is very interesting, but the further you get to the back, the more nonsense you get. I watched the finale in advance, and I personally think it's quite lame...

Please author, please either let the heroine focus on her career, or don't write the hero in such a disgusting way, making the heroine look like a love brain, and convey various things such as swearing, men and women must get married, people who have physical intimacy must be together, and crimes will be fine as long as there is someone involved. What are you doing with such stinky thoughts? I originally read it as a suspense novel, so I thought I wouldn't care about it. But in the end, the suspense stuff became less and less, and there were more and more intrigues and love stories. Just by looking at them, you don't like to engage in emotional disputes. If you're a man, you fall in love with the heroine. What's going on? Is the heroine golden? I'm really convinced