Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 1403 1401. Comments on "I Became a God After Resigning"

Hello everyone, I am Cang Yiwei.

Today I would like to recommend to you a new book that has just been released.

"I Became a God After Resigning", He Chu Ketao, a level 5 author, currently serializing 27 words.

Category: Urban-Urban Life.

Summary:
The moon waxes and wanes, and people have joys and sorrows.

Fulfill the wishes of the living and make up for the regrets of the deceased.

Everything started when Song Ci obtained the toad-swallowing jar...

The original name is "Magic Jar", also known as "I ferry sentient beings in the world" and "Wish Ferryman".

【Brief Comment】

He also has three books under his name, including "The Ordinary Lives of Ordinary People". The names of the other two books are not listed because they were both unfinished.

This author should be a woman. It's a feeling. When I introduced his ordinary life before, I didn't have such an obvious feeling. Of course, I may have guessed wrong.

I have made several jokes before, getting the genders of several male authors wrong, such as Golden Jasmine and First Love is as Bright as Summer Flowers.

This new book, despite having a new title, doesn't seem to have become any more special, but rather more bland. Have you noticed that many authors tell beautiful and engaging stories, but their titles and characters are incredibly ordinary?

I won't complain too much about the title of this book. The story is really captivating, especially the fact that the hero is named Song Ci. It's been a long time since I've seen such a literary name for a hero. The heroine's three siblings are named after three poems, but the heroine has passed away unexpectedly.

The couple were both traffic policemen. In an accident, the wife died and the protagonist resigned to drive a ride-hailing car. They left behind a lovely daughter.

The protagonist usually drives a ride-hailing car to earn money, and his parents help take care of the children. Naturally, his parents-in-law are very resentful, partly because of work issues and partly because of the children's issues.

It may seem like a simple family romance novel, but it actually involves supernatural powers. The protagonist, returning to the city from his hometown, passes by a roadside shrine and prays. He then brings back a jade jar, a Toad Swallowing Heaven jar, which possesses spiritual power. As a result, the protagonist frequently encounters ghosts. The Qiankun jar, now a symbol, swallows these uncanny creatures, generating a powerful wish. When this accumulates to a certain value, the protagonist hopes to resurrect his wife.

Come to life, my love.

He was originally very afraid of monsters, but after collecting them a few times, he was no longer so afraid. In particular, he found that he could see the monsters, touch them, and understand their sad pasts and some dark secrets.

Once, a girl gave him a willow leaf, which activated some new functions, making it easier to identify and deal with ghosts. He also learned from other ghosts about the various states of death and the final destination of people.

This book has two plot lines. One is the heartwarming interaction with his daughter. It can be seen that the author has a life. Some details make people feel that only a female author can observe so carefully and write so warmly.

The other is the monsters, which is a bit like "Natsume's Book of Friends", with the same ties between not-so-scary monsters and ordinary people with a sense of justice but ordinary identities.

The author handles the connection between the two lines very smoothly, without any abrupt turns, and occasionally punches people in the heart, reflecting the power of words and the warmth of emotions, which is very contagious.

In addition, the book's first order was 2100, with a subscription-to-receipt ratio of 18, which is more realistic than the data of many great authors in the same period, which is commendable. Attached below is the first order table for March 1st. I don't want to analyze this kind of fake list.

【to sum up】

Writing is not easy, so cherish every moment.

I’m Cang Yiwei, and I’m here to promote “Cang’s Ramblings”.

Welcome to the paradise of book reviews.

【Cang's Ramblings】

I made a mistake. I wrote a chapter but forgot to post it yesterday.

When you get older, you are more likely to make mistakes.

(End of this chapter)