Next Stop: Hell

🔮Fantasy, actually a horror novel, Dispersing the fog, let us see what is hidden under this terrifying abyss... -------- [The door has been welded shut, no one can jump out of the car! ] New book seedlings need care, please help and support them, it is recommended to fatten them up!

[pit] It's said to be the end, but it's actually a trap. When I first read this book, I thought it was about survival in the wilderness, but I didn't expect it to be quite fascinating later on. The author's writing is good, and the delicate points are handled well. At present, the most outstanding part of the book is probably the temple part, the story of the male protagonist and his sweet little sister. It has twists and turns and tenderness, and it is indeed quite touching. Let's talk about the male protagonist. I quite like the male protagonist's character. How can I put it, it's quite relatable. The one-person-one-dog partnership model is very novel, but it's a pity that it was a trap in the end.