On the Fifteenth Night of the Seventh Month, the Snake Takes a Bride

Hey hey, I'm the author of "The Ghost Festival: The Snake Marries a Wife." If you've read this book, please leave lots of comments and support! I'm not easily offended and will take your suggestions into account.

It's a good read, the writing is excellent, and the story is engaging. I read over a hundred chapters in one go.

The series, spanning over two hundred episodes, beautifully portrayed the sweet relationship between the female lead and Liu Qiye. Although the ending, with Liu Qiye's death, left viewers heartbroken, it ultimately provided the female lead with the best possible closure.

I read the whole book without skipping a single chapter, but it felt so... Unpleasant.

I really liked this, but I didn't quite understand the ending, and the chapters were a bit short. I hope the author can update more frequently.

The guy surnamed Liu is terrible; many of the hardships the female lead faces are caused by the male lead.

Anyone else read it all in one go like me? The plot is so vividly depicted, but Liu Qiye is ruthless, arrogant, arbitrary, and inhuman...

Beautiful writing, delicate prose, rhyming. Highly recommended: Max.

Actually, I felt the beginning was pretty good, but the male lead was really unreasonable and easily distracted. The female lead was really pitiful.

The beginning was really frustrating; the female lead was bullied like that, yet she still forgave Liu. Thankfully, she ended up with Xiao. I almost gave up on the book.