The Human Skin Wedding Dress

I deliberately found the original source of the book and finished reading it in a week. I can only say that the writing skills are definitely not as sophisticated as they are now, but the characterization of the characters is still very profound, the plot is very compact, and I was very immersed in watching it. In fact, I feel that in some parts it is even better than the recently read Deyo Shen. I really feel that I am writing a story about a person, and I will bring myself into it, and many of the foreshadowings and subsequent plots are closed loops. I do feel that some places, such as the Taoist part, are a bit simplistic. Maybe the plot is too compact but sometimes it can make people confused. I suddenly forget what I just said while watching it. This may be the reason why the current works are not as compact as before. Now I can watch it more smoothly. But Liu Hua's story is really attractive, maybe because of the portrayal of some of the supporting characters, but in fact, the supporting characters are not well portrayed but are more immersive. After all, the reality is the same, but sometimes some plots happen inexplicably, but Liu Hua is an unconscious person, haha, so when watching it, it gives people a confused feeling that he is Liu Hua, because Liu Hua is very confused, and I regret watching it too fast. It feels like a preliminary framework has been set up, such as the Corpse Sewer and the Corpse Carrier. In recent years, the stories of these works are still very grand, which makes me sigh for everyone's fate. It feels like looking at a personal inheritance from the perspective of a timeline. And compared with the latest Luo Shan, I feel that the portrayal of characters in this film is more profound. I think a good portrayal of a character is to be able to imagine what the person looks like, what his personality, behavior and temperament are like. Moreover, Luo Shan's plot is indeed more exciting, the heat is in place, the plot progress is relaxed and well-controlled, and the echo of the plot before and after is also in place. After all, people will remember the development of the plot. After all, it is deep and orderly. It feels more beautiful than Chu Yang Shen. I look forward to the follow-up content.

I was a little confused when I read the first chapter. Zhujiao went on a date with his girlfriend, Liu Yun, thinking they could get started, but they just slept together and had an erotic dream. The heroine was Xiaoyan's wife. Here it is said that Liu Yun's attitude was in contrast. Later, Xiaoyan's newlyweds both died, Zhujiao was suspicious, Liu Yun had body spots, etc., Xiaoyan came to the door and said that he had slept with his wife, Xiaoyan pretended to be that person and called him but was provoked to stay. The Taoist saw the problem but Zhujiao thought he was harming him... See the summary of Chapter 6 so far

Lao Luo, who is just starting out, although his writing style is still not very good at this time, this book is not bad.

It's very different from folk rumors. The male protagonist is written as a fool without any brains. It's a pity. It seems that Lao Luo was also a good hand at writing hydrology before.

After reading Chapter 32, I felt very uncomfortable in front of it. After seeing this, I really couldn't stand it any longer. I was so angry that I wrote a review. He is already an adult, but the protagonist is still so brainless. His real age cannot be more than six years old, right? Four words, Cowardly and reckless man. Retreat when in trouble because women can rush forward without thinking about anything, just because of their passion. Everyone can have their own personality, that's okay, but in your twenties you are at least mentally mature, right? The protagonist clicks here, and then comes the priority. Who is the protagonist? The Taoist priest is so powerful, so the protagonist seems to be necessary to promote the plot. Not to mention whether the protagonist should have some golden fingers or something, there are also books where the protagonist is tortured, but at least the plot must revolve around the protagonist, right? In the whole book, as far as I can see, only sex revolves around the protagonist. Is it a heartthrob setting? Haha There is nothing to say about the plot. What if all the flaws are because there are pitfalls behind it? Everyone has their own ideal style and direction, I can't comment on that. I don't have the habit of writing long reviews. I just point here briefly and point out the objective points that I think are problems. As for giving a general review, I also take other considerations into consideration. Naturally, some people will like this book, and there are also many people who think it is not good. So I will give it a general review based on the objective point of view.

Finally, the whole circuit ended, and the ending was not bad, at least it wasn't that sad.

It's as smelly as foot wraps. I saw Chapter 23 and couldn't stand it any longer. I kept going over and over again.

The main themes and ideas are quite poor. I originally wanted to see what the author wanted to express and endured reading, but when the time came, I couldn't help but give up. Yangtianzhu steps on Taoism, and the dirty water is splashed, and each pot is darker than the pot. The logic is confusing, and there is no strong force. It is not even a little bit worse.

Isn't it really disgusting to describe many maggots every day? And even if there are maggots, are there endless eggs? Batch after batch, there are no flies. Tell me where the eggs come from? Have you seen too many cornboys in the Ten Deadly Sins?

Take it off the shelves, Lao Luo. This really affects your image in my mind.