Folklore: The Secrets of Corpse Stitching

. . . . The hourly wage of working alone as a subsistence allowance is really not as good as working part-time

I've watched it twice. It's pretty good, but the ending feels a bit sloppy. Some of the questions raised before have not been resolved. I suggest a second part.

There is no such thing as the Eighteen Meridians of Yin. Please don't make up random assignments, okay?

When I saw the finale, Chen Jiu once again recounted his childhood experiences like a story, which kind of calmness towards the past made me feel a sense of reluctance. It was the reluctance to let go of the various characters in the novel, Chen Jiu's loneliness in the mountains and forests, and Yang Qian's coma. It was even more reluctant to let go of this novel. But seeing Chen Jiu's relief from the past as he grew up from a young age, and seeing the feeling when Chen Luo, Yang Zhang and Chen Jiu Yang Qian were left many times, it was always very disappointing. This novel is really good. But I don't want the ending

It's a bit foggy and I can't understand it

Recommended Recommended It's really beautiful!

This protagonist is as mentally ill as a talented person

Chen Jiu is really upset... After watching it, I feel like it could be made into a TV series... There are many things that are not described in detail. I think we can consider making a second series.

It's really nice, but there's too little content.

Oh, it's good, but it's a bit lacking.