Strange Story Player

I have been reading this type of novel for several years, and I only read it after reading comments in the comment section that the writing was good. After reading dozens of chapters, I thought, this is it? ? ? ? First of all, this is a life-threatening game. Those who are bored to death in the top ten are really idiots. They say that this dungeon is like a vacation for them, and then turn around and choose one of the few dead ends in the game that they can choose independently. If it were not for Qin and Liu, the top ten would be completely cool, and they would play the classic Riddler style later. Why are your parents like this, playing the emotional card, and not throwing away something that has no use and is accompanied by big troubles to celebrate the new year? And these people who are always on the line of life and death in every game are quite caring? ? ? My sister said before that I shouldn't trust any player, but later in the game I trusted each other. There was no scheming among the players, and they were all good people. Anyway, I slipped away. It didn't feel like a life-and-death game, but more like a daily fight.

The first author I have ever met who is dedicated to writing about supernatural beings. Even if he is banned, he cannot stop him. Come on

I've watched half of it, how can I put it, there are a few poisonous points, selective intelligence reduction, supporting character selection type intelligence reduction, calculated according to each copy, the previous ones are still considered to be the best ones. The next dungeon turns into a novice who only knows how to quarrel and ask questions. For example, Zhong Xueran is in the top ten. In Yangcun at the beginning, Zhong Xueran is a calm and smart guy who entered the Guitan address a week in advance and plotted against Pig Feet and others. When I got to the Huangquan drama copy, I became a novice who could only quarrel with Xu Yi + had a love brain that liked Yang + could only ask questions. Another example is the dungeon in the middle, the people who have entered the final list of 49 people. At least each of these people has played the dungeon several times and survived to the end. Then, starting from the dungeon after Ping An Hospital, all kinds of intelligence fell. A lot of supporting characters who had played the horror dungeon several times and survived to the end were frightened and lost control of their emotions as soon as the next dungeon started, and they left the game. Let me ask you, it is normal for you to be frightened when you encounter a horror game for the first time, but the first time you successfully found the rules of the game and killed the ghosts and passed the level, the second time you passed the same level, the third and fourth time you passed the level, what does that mean? Explain that ghosts are scary, but you already have the ability to find clues in the horror, and you know that ghosts can only use rules to kill people. He is such a person. When the author needs him to die, he is frightened to death by several illusions at the beginning of the next copy. Or is he the kind who is frightened to the point of losing his mind in seconds? Isn't it funny? What if this kind of courage can survive to the last 49 people? Secondly, the plot is unreasonable. At the beginning, Sister Pigfoot tells him not to trust anyone, and then every dungeon has the feeling of a loving family. The only few villains either lost confidence in life or were terminally ill, and finally woke up. It's simply the radiance of the human heart and the selfless love. There is also the change in Pig's Feet's character, which is very blunt and forced to explain. I guess there is a high probability that someone has changed here. Yes, someone else has written it. From the beginning when I talked about the change in Pig's Knuckle's character, the writing style has changed, not just Pig's Knuckle alone, but almost all of them. There is a break in the plot. I read "Above the Mist" several years ago. I might have been young before and couldn't read and understand well. Now I feel like the author can't retreat.

My overall feeling after watching it is that it is too depressing. I have read some other books in similar categories, either they write some life scenes, or the protagonist's character setting is more interesting. Just write about the dark and desperate world view, and then write about the beauty of the world. In short, I just give you a few knives and give you a few candies. Maybe you, the author, can't feel it when you write a few chapters a day, eh, but as readers read it in one breath, they will feel that everything is black inside and outside with a single cut. Strange tales, mysteries, dangers, and survival are all closely linked one after another. Maybe the author just wants to express the protagonist's difficult journey in this world view, but I personally feel that I can describe a little bit of beautiful things. If you write some snippets of life, no one will say that you are inflated

Qin Manjiang and Li Xijiu's relationship is really good, otherwise they wouldn't have rushed over and rushed in both directions when they knew the situation was dangerous.

Among the weird novels I have read, the books about the ruthless scholar are the ones that suit my taste best.

A child who is still thinking about Bai Yanliang

I have read the first few books you wrote, and they are all very good, but can you not use eunuchs?

Write a long novel and finish it. Your novels are very powerful

I'm currently catching up on it, and overall it's really good to read. I also prefer the horror mystery genre, and I feel like this book is quite to my liking. However, compared to the revelation of the mystery in the second half, I prefer the dungeon game one after another in the first half, which is a bit more of an infinite flow style. The development of the plot is quite compact. I stayed up late to catch up on the previous ones. It really had that atmosphere in the middle of the night.