The Yin-Yang Courier

It's not long, but the story is exciting. The plot has always been very compact and kept me wanting to stop. But as a retired soldier, the male protagonist is indeed not as calm as I think in life. However, in reality, not all soldiers are as calm and strong as in other novels. So the benevolent see benevolence and the wise see wisdom. In the ending, it's certain that Ning Lang will go back to the past, but I don't think it's certain what he will do. It can be considered an open ending. It makes me feel sick and pitiful. Ever since I became a courier, I have been arranged by my other self. I have no freedom of my own. In the end, after a few days of peaceful life, I found that what is waiting for me will be eternal loneliness. Compared to that kind of urban cool article, I think this book is more worth reading.

At first I thought it was a horror novel, but I tried reading it. It turned out that it wasn't actually that scary at the end, but the plot was really exciting, with many touching plots and very few typos. In the end, I really liked the plot in it! !

The protagonist's IQ insults the character design. The veteran seems to be powerless. He gets scared like a dog when encountering anything and instantly loses all ability to think. He sees it every day and still can't calm down. It's better to just die and don't suffer.

Good guy, after reading a book, I found that the protagonist was plotted from the beginning to the end of the last chapter, and he was still plotted until he died in the end. The author was cheating.

What's the ending? I don't understand at all. Are you dead or not? You said it has an open ending, but it doesn't sound like it. I really admire the author's imagination. I guess the word count is not enough and he just made up the ending. Fortunately, I skipped reading and only read the story of Fang Xiang and Ning Lang. In fact, I knew from the beginning that Mu Mu was the bad guy and the big boss, because he appeared out of nowhere at the beginning and didn't do anything bad. He must be the villain. The plots of many previous novels were like this, similar to "Maoshan Shu"

How can I put it this way? I read this book for four or five days in a row. It didn't feel too much of a hindrance when it changed from an early supernatural novel to a fantasy novel. It's still good. The writing is pretty good. The plot has ups and downs and is exciting. The ending is a bit sloppy. If possible, could the author write an if line, which is to make Ning Lang immortal from now on? That would make it easier. Hey... Overall, it's a good book! Worth seeing

It's a mess! It was fine at the beginning, but why did I become more and more anxious towards the end? I kept filling in the holes, and the ending was still unclear. I promised that the protagonist would live forever, but then I called my friend to tell him that I was going to die, and cried to explain my funeral. I really didn't understand what the ending meant. It was a waste of time.

The book is very good, but I always wanted to ask Jie Jie Jie Jie how he laughs, hahahahahahahaha

I also read dozens of chapters and really couldn't stand it anymore, so I skipped directly to the last few chapters to see the ending. Maybe it's because I didn't read the middle. The plot was all messy, and it was full of convoluted words that didn't make sense. The hero's military image as a veteran disappointed me so much. Veterans are so good! To paraphrase a Northeastern saying, it's 'nothing'

The holes dug have been filled, but the ending is not very good.