The End Begins with a Nightmare

I started reading novels 7 or 8 years ago, and I just randomly downloaded an app online. The third novel I read at that time was "Eggplant" and your "Shadow Street". In other words, "Shadow Street" was the third online novel I read. I am so happy to see you again. I never expected that you would continue to write about Eggplant until now. ˚‧º·(˚ ˃̣̣̥᷄⌓˂̣̣̥᷅ )‧º·˚I cried happily. I still remember the protagonist at that time, a piece of parchment that I thought was a game trial, an alley, and I remember the fairy sword in the first world, right? I also liked the military heroine at that time. What left a deep impression on me was the world of zombies, but I can't remember most of it. Eggplant! Say something when you see it!

It's that kind of framing issue that's very confusing to write. It doesn't actually highlight how strong the protagonist is or how powerful his logical reasoning is. It's just that most of it is purely luck. But the writing is very good. I feel that the author dug a lot of holes, and compared with this mysterious recovery. It feels like the author just has a sense of reluctance that can't be rounded off. But it's still well written. But it will give people a kind of. Not a huge sense of expectation.

Because it is easy to compare novels of the same type, especially when you are exposed to something weird for the first time. For example, the first time the protagonist comes into contact with something strange is a ghost knocking on the door. There are only a few people left to die in a dangerous school. The protagonist also almost died several times. He was pushed out by classmates to fend off ghosts, came into contact with ghost eyes, and then finally escaped from the realm. It was really thrilling. Like Adventure House, when I played a horror game for the first time, I really felt what horror is. , And the first contact with the weird healing game. The whole building is full of ghosts, and there are ghosts in every room, but this novel feels like there is not much contact with ghosts. The description is too bland, and I don't feel that I have much contact with ghosts. When I meet a ghost, it passes quickly. It feels too easy and too ordinary. By the way, there are nightmare attacks. The most expensive nursery there is also very dangerous. Every time more than 10 people experience a world, one or two people die every time.

Overall it's very good, although there are some small flaws and bugs, but the flaws are not outweighed. The plot rhythm and the protagonist's creation are all very good. I also like the writing style. It is a masterpiece that can be read all night long. I hope to continue to work hard in the future. I am not a follow-up student and I can't give much support, but I will vote for it if I don't.

Remember that the protagonist died once before, and then asked his father to carry his body to the bronze door. Therefore, I suspect that the protagonist was also replaced by a dummy, but a more advanced dummy. Reason for my doubt First: the protagonist has no memory and no fear Second: The chapter the author is writing now is a dummy, and it feels like foreshadowing. Third: I still remember that the protagonist would be chased by a monster in the nightmare before his death. It was probably similar to the curse of Ghost Bite. Don't spray if it's not right! But let's discuss it together.

After reading Chapter 640, I feel that the style has changed a lot. I suspect that the author has either been replaced or has been replaced. First of all, the setting of this book is really novel, and the previous plot arrangement is also reasonable. However, it is recommended that you stop reading when you see the first S-class monster appears, or abandon the story when the protagonist comes off the boat to find a knife. First of all, the fighting power behind it is extremely broken. The appearance of the first S-class monster can only be described as a crotch-pushing one. Its deterrence to the protagonist is not as good as some A-class monsters, and it can be used casually for comparison. Secondly, I don't know why I started to take the path of family background. Originally, the protagonist was a character whose parents both died. Now he not only has both parents, but also has a brother who doesn't know where he came from. The functions and settings are also better than the last. To be honest, as long as the family relationship is attached to the apocalyptic novel, most of them will be "dead". In the end, the character design of the protagonist is also quite broken. He was originally a character who dared to fight without fear, but now he has transformed into Long Aotian, which has caused the entire narrative rhythm to begin to collapse. There are many unnecessary plots and settings in order to pretend to be B. In addition, there are some attractive female ghosts or women who are popular and have ambiguous settings with the protagonist. It made me suspect that I was reading an ancient fantasy novel instead of an apocalyptic novel. I really doubted whether someone else wrote it later. Summary: The front is of high quality, but the rear is quite poor.

It's close to a thousand chapters, and the protagonist's strength is just above A level. Can you believe it? If there aren't about 5,000 chapters, the protagonist shouldn't be able to reach the top of this book.

I read dozens of chapters, and there are more cats than protagonists. What are they about? Do I need to write about skills in such detail? We're not going to practice,

A bit plagiarized from my healing game The routine is almost the same as that one

I don't know why so many novels of this weird genre like to portray this kind of scheming novel, but there is obviously a combat power system, and the protagonist's aura is too conspicuous if he is just an ordinary person in it. There is another kind of grievance that they all have, but I don't have...