Nine Coffins

I remember reading this book on my grandpa's old-fashioned mobile phone when I was a child, on its small screen. Back then, I could only read up to chapter 936 of *Nine Coffins*; it wasn't updating, and it was frustrating not knowing what would happen next. Later, I learned the author had taken leave to prepare for the college entrance exam.

The beginning was alright, but after chapter 150, it's not worth reading anymore. It's all about various challenges and rambling. You can read the ending directly and it all connects perfectly to the beginning, which shows how pointless and unnecessary the middle part was.

The romance scenes are very forced. If you're not good at romance, don't force it. Whether it's the brotherhood or the romance, some parts just feel inexplicable. Aside from the forced romance, the rest of the story is pretty good, the plot is acceptable, and the timeline is quite large. The romance scenes, however, sometimes made me cringe and sometimes left me completely bewildered.

I finished watching it for the second time. I love Shen Yan and Amu's love story; they persevered through hardships.

I've finished it, and this is my third time reading it. I started reading it on and off with my old-fashioned mobile phone when I was in elementary school, and now I'm graduating from university—time really flies. If there's one fantasy novel that's been overlooked, it has to be *Nine Coffins*.

It's very interesting; the beginning sets up many mysteries, and the protagonist's transmigration is to face a calamity. He grows step by step and slowly unravels the mysteries. The brotherhood and romance are also well-written; the brothers don't need many words, and the love is a kind of predestined fate. It's very interesting and enjoyable.

Terrible, utterly terrible. The reborn act like children, treating everyone they meet as brothers—a sentiment cheaper than a dog's.

Is this the mindset of a mature killer?

The main character has no backbone; it makes me angry.

Holding the Heavenly Coffin, everything in the Three Realms originates from Heaven.