Woman on Coffin

The heroine was really useless in the early stages and I wanted to give up on the story, but I persisted and finished reading it. The heroine grew up quite quickly, but the ending felt a bit rushed. I'll wait for the second part!

The rhythm is very good, very attractive, and a bit brain-burning. I didn't expect that the murderer was my grandfather. The villain I thought was a bad guy turned out to be a good guy in the end. I just didn't understand what role Song Jiu played in it.

The heroine is just a weakling, she only knows how to cry and cry, and goes around and around without any theme development. After watching a few chapters, I really can't stand it anymore!

I can't stand it anymore. Not to mention that the heroine made it to the age of eighteen to change her life. She has the brains and courage to think she is still eight years old! My great-grandfather seemed to be very good at relying on his family's secret knowledge. He had learned it for many years and still couldn't use it at all. It would be fine if he stood up to resist and struggled fiercely to save himself and failed. After being caught for more than ten years, he still couldn't resist at all, and there was no progress at all. I've been seeing ghosts and evil spirits since I was a kid, and now I'm still scared to death after more than ten years. I'm going to get numb after riding a roller coaster for a year! Her grandma was not good at it either. It was understandable that she wanted her to live a normal life. However, she was asked to pass on her unique knowledge without training her to just endorse it, and at the same time, she was hiding it for fear of putting pressure on her. As a result, the female hostess who educated her was incapable of learning, and was mentally weak. If you want to give a bad review, but maybe the new author still wants to give some encouragement, just give me a positive review.

It would be great if there was a spin-off about the two sisters.

It's a bit messy. The heroine didn't just cry, but the ending sucked...

This heroine can do nothing but cry. She has no desire to continue watching.

I don't understand why Song Jiu left in the ending.

After reading more than sixty chapters, the heroine was completely passive and beaten, and it was really difficult to keep reading the one-sided plot. The heroine has grown up too slowly. A quarter of the plot has gone by and she is still a heroine who only knows how to cry. The heroine is either in a fantasy or a dream, or she is so frightened that she trembles or faints.

It's a bad ending, I guess. The beginning was pretty good, but the ending felt too rushed and many of the highlights were left unexplored.