Released from the Mental Hospital, Driving a Hearse and Living in a Haunted House

Too short. Shorter than a short piece of paper.

It's so incredibly beautiful. The suspense and plot twists are no less than those of Infernal Affairs. It's both funny and thrilling. You simply can't tell who will harm you and who will help you. Highly recommended. As long as you're not afraid of your CPU exploding. Come and take a look. Recommended with a perfect score of 5 stars. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Suspense Reversal Index ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

As a male reader for over ten years, I have the following comments on this book. The subject matter is quite good, and the horror atmosphere isn't too heavy. In this environment saturated with fast-paced novels, the writing style is above average. The beginning feels slightly stiff, but still readable. The middle section is tightly plotted, with rich characters and subplots.

I spent over two days reading it. I was quite interested at first, but I was really angry after finishing the last chapter, the ending. Why rush to end it when you haven't even finished writing it? Copying other people's plots is one thing, I don't care, but isn't the ending too rushed? What made that Taoist priest so capable of solving the great threat?

That's it, isn't it? 🐶🐶🐶 Even though I don't have many readers, please don't end it like this. [Anxiety][anxiety][anxiety]

First review of this book The new book is pretty good so far. I was looking forward to reading more and finding out what would happen next. In the end, I finished the book; I'll wait for the other chapters tomorrow.

Let Xiaoyu learn some Taoist magic. She's always being tricked into being a swindler, leaving her penniless.

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