Hell Apartment

I personally rarely read novels of this style, such as supernatural thrillers, but this book really attracted me. They are all real ghosts, with no artificial elements. There are almost no cheats, and the atmosphere and horror of the scene are created very well. Terrorist incidents are not unsolvable. There must be some way. The author's subsequent writing on this subject seems to have turned to immortality, which I particularly don't like. The first half of this book is very exciting. I felt very immersed in it while reading it, thinking about ways to survive with the protagonist. To be honest, I didn't guess most of them, so I highly recommend this book. The latter part is a bit unfinished, but the first half of the book is still very exciting!

In a word, it is the first of its kind in the supernatural genre, with great imagination and fairy grass in the early stage. It gradually gets out of control until a ghost sneaks into the apartment, but it is still worth a try.

Death, death, death, another companion died. I wonder if it will be me next time... Entering this apartment is tantamount to embarking on a road of no return. Only those chosen by it can see it and enter it. Once you are chosen to become an apartment resident, you no longer have a choice. If you want to leave the apartment, you will have to be cursed by it and be killed by your own shadow. In this apartment, once a blood letter appears on the wall of a resident's room, the resident must follow the instructions of the blood letter, go to the designated place, and stay for the specified period. If he violates the rules, he will die. Once you arrive at the pointed location, you will face endless supernatural and terrifying phenomena, and countless ghosts and ghosts from the depths of nightmares will be everywhere to claim your life. Even if he could survive and return to the apartment, he would still have to face the next time when bloody words appeared on the white walls.

There is something special about Black Tinder's books. I love and hate this book at the same time. The first part is a masterpiece, especially the part about delivering letters to ghosts. The second part is amazing. . . Well, you can finish it. Really, the overall quality is excellent.