Depth of Despair

It's terrifying to think about it, it's terrifying

The writing is relatively immature, but the original horror suspense is barely watchable.

69 points. A good book in the weird genre. It is currently relatively short, no cheats, and the plot and writing are good. The protagonist drives and kills the previous host of the curse, and is parasitized by the curse. The curse will kill the protagonist's relatives and slowly transform the protagonist into a ghost. The protagonist is looking for ways to save himself, and when he finds a mage, he discovers that practicing spiritual practice is just trying to survive by simulating ghosts. At present, I have written that the protagonist uses TikTok to ask the ghost to recognize him as his father. Later, it may be more interesting to use magic to defeat magic.

The author's description of the horror atmosphere is very good, but the protagonist is a bit too mediocre. On the contrary, the "transformation" that appears later is more sharp and exciting, and the author's writing style is also a bit white. The highlight of this book is that ordinary people struggle to survive in the face of strange dangers, but the label of the work is after all, urban superpowers. If in the later period, as the protagonist's ability improves, there will be a scene of tearing apart evil spirits with his hands, the scary atmosphere will be greatly reduced. Currently it is above food and grass.