Curse the World, but I Spread the Curse

All of today's supernatural novels have one thing in mind: converting ghosts. Worri, this is the biggest failure. Why do we read supernatural novels? I just want to see people using their own wisdom to successfully survive in difficult situations. Instead of fucking falling in love with ghosts, understanding ghosts, and pitying ghosts. The above is my own opinion.

The author, the real person, works at the grassroots level, so he is very tired at ordinary times. The update frequency is twice a day. Whether it is more popular or not depends on the actual situation, haha.

Chapter 10 made me unable to stand it. Before, I thought the writing was okay, but in the end, Chapter 10 completely confused me. There is a very awesome mysterious group above, which is similar to the Disaster Management Bureau or the Dragon Group. When performing tasks, you don't check the environment beforehand. On the first day, I went to find someone and told all the secrets. The most important thing was that after a day, I still didn't find out. The next day, I suddenly discovered it again, because a friend of one of the people accidentally visited a live broadcast room and made an emergency notification. Only then did I find out. All the important things of the day were spread out, and Sadako followed the Internet to spread the news. Oh my god, how many people could be killed? It's outrageous, and the mysterious group in it is described as if it's the mastermind behind the scenes. It's obviously a decent organization, it's obviously a national organization, but it feels like a mentally retarded organization, like some ungrateful gangster.

Everyone, wait until I return in triumph and go...

It's very interesting, but humans are too weak. In the Gluttony Daughter chapter, the ancient nun is evenly matched with the evil god. I don't know what kind of power she used, but it's obvious that this power has not been passed down. Then I felt that the mysterious team was just a handyman. In these incidents, it would be impossible to get through these incidents without Boss Lin's props.

This book is very well written, don't just read the title.

It's boring, nothing is written, the writing is so bad!

The protagonist is a person with severe delusions in a mental hospital, and the content behind it is also disgusting. The more you watch, the more you watch it, and it becomes boring.

As far as what I have read so far (Chapter 73), most of the plots are about supporting characters, and the protagonist is a bystander. I like this description very much. Since most of the readers are introduced to the protagonist, and many chapters may not have a protagonist, so when reading, they will not feel that the protagonist is not doing something right and criticize the protagonist. Secondly, the protagonist has no concept of good and evil. I personally like this and like this kind of character better. As for the things that happened to other supporting characters, even if the supporting character didn't perform very well, I could continue to watch, because at that time, my thinking was "He is just a supporting character, and 'I' (the perspective of the protagonist assumed by the reader) is a bystander. I can just watch whatever they do. It's none of my business anyway." I personally feel that this book may not be suitable for people who are too kind, or have a glassy heart, or have extremely upright views. (Finished) (I'm talking too much, it looks good)

It's too pretentious, the protagonist is very strange, the plot, and the world view are not my favorite.