Bug House

This is a less scary supernatural novel. A daily supernatural novel set in an urban setting, a star-chasing otaku addicted to food. A story that looks light and interesting, more like a food story than a supernatural story. The story is set in modern times. The development of technology and social structure are probably similar to what they are now. There are mobile phones, WeChat and online payment, takeaways, errands, Weibo star chasing, cosplay, girl groups and agencies... It can be said that it is very integrated with reality to a certain extent. As for the mysterious side, in addition to the strange species of the protagonist, there are probably orthodox cultivation sects at the official level, with inheritances, magic weapons, and struggles between heirs within the sects; while at the folk level, the description is more about gathering some people by winning over Internet celebrities and other means, and doing things like brainwashing, hypnosis, sacrifice, and summoning. On a background level the story is relatively easy to understand, nothing too complicated. The plot of this story is generally more everyday. The protagonist is actually a complete homebody. He sleeps until he wakes up naturally every day, and spends all day long with takeaway milk tea. When he has nothing to do, he will scroll through Weibo to follow celebrities and do data. His daily job is to open his small shop and clean up the garden, and he lives a very comfortable life. In this comfortable daily life, the protagonist will get involved in various supernatural events from time to time. Sometimes he will use his own abilities to solve problems, but more often he will rely on the power of the organization to keep a low profile and pretend to be a pig to eat the tiger. In addition to takeaway milk tea, this story is also very realistic. You can see some casual discussions in the story that reflect reality, as well as support for the list that is very up-to-date with the times, as well as parent-child relationships and parent-child conflicts that are full of life. Compared to supernatural beings, maybe the author wants to write about the daily life of an otaku. All in all, this is a supernatural novel full of life. The way the protagonist casually asks guests what they want to eat at home, or knows everything about the food when going out to eat, seems very friendly and satisfying, and even feels that this is a good story even if there is no supernatural being.

It's like a refreshing little story with an elegant and leisurely life. Bookworms who find cool writing disgusting can stop and take a look.

This novel is very good, well, I'm just here to brag about it Reading this novel gives me a faint sense of warmth. I feel that this novel is, well, very authentic. The last novel I read that had this feeling was a few years ago. This novel may not be a big hit, but it will definitely give birth to a few super fans. Congratulations to the author first. Also, I hope the author can finish the novel😁😁😁

It's too bland. After reading more than a dozen pictures, I have no idea what it's about.

Too pretentious. The image-building thing is so off-putting. Yes with the green tea bitch

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Why! To be honest, I have read this book three times. Abandoned and returned again, abandoned and returned again. But this book is not popular, but people who know it say it is excellent. How to say it? The style of this book is rather strange. In quotation marks, of course. It's neither derogatory nor complimentary. It just feels very delicate. Giving five points is not satisfactory. Four stars is just right. Leave some thoughts and space.

It's a bit hard to understand at the beginning, but I feel good when I read it carefully. It may be my first time reading this kind of book. Maybe some people say that I can't understand this book. That's because you have read too many old tricks. This novel is somewhat similar to reality. The plot description and language dynamics are all clear and concise. This is the summary of more than ten chapters I have read. Haha😄😄 Come on, the author is great.

Personally, I quite like this style. There is basically no psychological description or descriptive narration. It relies entirely on action, demeanor and dialogue to create characters. There are many short sentences. The author tries to write down details as much as possible. It may be more interesting to write a short sketch in this way. The online article is written like this. The story has a twist and the writing style is very bland. I feel that the reading experience is not very good. . .

What about the bug house you promised? Shouldn't a bug house be full of bugs? After looking at over 70 pictures, there was only one spider. I thought it would pass the time, but I was a bit disappointed!