The Maoshan Coffin-Raiser

This book is great. The plot of the Man Who Raised a Coffin in Maoshan inherits the classic Taboo of Living Persons, but the plot is more fascinating and the relationship between the characters is handled more delicately. Come on, author, please update more.

Old fan, starting from Taboo of Living People and seeing it now, I hope he gets better and better.

Are you going off topic? Author, Maoshan Coffin Bearer, what are you writing about exorcising ghosts in the early stage? What the hell? The plot is very confusing, with so many pitfalls set up, some of which are not filled in, and some of which are filled in later. There is also Qin Yu, who disguises himself as a boyfriend to meet his parents, but later says that he has never seen her, and Hua Xiangyue, who was of great help to the protagonist in the early stage, but disappeared in the later stage. . . . .

6.3 Points. Kill the Virgin in Troubled Times. The male protagonist is

The parents of female traffic policeman Qin Yu met the protagonist once when they were looking for century-old ginseng, and then pretended to be Qin Yu's boyfriend. Then they met again when Huang Ling came out and they still didn't know each other? Do they have amnesia? Or do you, the author, have amnesia?

The story is vivid and interlocking

Is someone reading aloud? Difference

Chapter 473 (Two Hundred and Thirty-four), Brother, are you doing this to make up for the word count? To be honest, I really want to give up after seeing this. I won't mention the typos and writing. It seems that the protagonist has not grown much after more than 700 chapters. In the plot, you said that the protagonist can handle things by himself. How can he handle it? Big things are either helped by someone or by luck. Those journeys are really written. It's too bland for me, and I'm not a person who likes cool writing and cultivating immortals, but it's just like boiled water. It's tasteless and it's a pity to throw it away. I thought you could give me a good work, but it turned out that you got me wrong, and it was originally two novels. I said, I read Zuo San and it didn't suit my taste, so I stopped reading it. I started reading this book when I didn't understand the author clearly. When I saw various familiar plots, I realized it was the same author. They were all about the male protagonist having a good hair and marrying a ghost wife, a romantic comedy master, a jade pendant, etc. Disgusting plot, please forgive me because I am a girl, Jiang Chao becomes obsessed with women when he sees them, you really know how to write about such things between men and women... Why are they so similar when they are two novels? This is not how you want to make money...

I've also read the author's "Taboos of Living People" and they are all very good.

He said he had met Qin Yu's parents before, but later he pretended to be his boyfriend and didn't know them.