Secrets of Northern Malaysia

It's really good, but I prefer the arrogant and super strong male protagonist when he is alone. I hope I can see it again.

The front part is really good, but without Sister Qiao, it would be terrible. It's understandable that it's not normal and decadent at the beginning, but the later part ruins the three views, condoning the female ghost to kill people, and letting the gangsters vent their emotions. It's really outrageous.

Alas, Sister Qiao is upset

The protagonist raises ghosts and kills people, which is what he should do. If others want to kill him, what is the so-called justice? What a fucking double standard.

Is it okay for the male protagonist to watch others die as long as he didn't kill him? Are others guilty because of their hesitation, which led to the heroine being killed by others? If you want to write something extremely evil, don't talk about principles. You don't have to find a reason that seems just. While emphasizing that the protagonist is extremely evil and born evil, at the same time emphasizing that the protagonist has reasons and principles, he is both responsible and established.

Anyway, after the apartment, after Sister Qiao disappeared, she became crazy and completely immoral, and I couldn't stand it anymore! Li Wei and the boss of the construction site are fine, but he is disgusting when he refuses to save the following students.

When I saw it on Douyin, I became interested and read the full story. I watched it for a few hours in a day and finished it in four or five days. Some people said that Xiaozi betrayed Sister Qiao in the end and said that Xiaozi was half-hearted. But Sister Qiao told Xiaozi something before he was stunned. The ending of the story was very fast and a bit unexpected. If Lao Lai's key could open the ghost gate, Laochang would not be like this. There was also a little disciple Yuanyuan who only had a trace of soul left, and there was no news after that. Xiaozi and Mo Wan were the foreshadowing of the previous one, but this ending is really disappointing for the previous excitement.

I didn't think it would be a good read, but the beginning and the previous plot were really attractive to me. After the death of Sister Qiao, the male protagonist was really hard to watch. I really wanted to finish it, but after reading more than 300 chapters, I really couldn't stand it anymore. I spent so many chapters to establish the character of the male protagonist, but then it suddenly fell apart. I didn't know how to wrap up the ending. I thought about abandoning the book several times in the middle, wanting to see if the male protagonist could change back. I really couldn't stand the male protagonist being like this.

The first few pictures are okay, but what the hell is written on the back.

Nice!