There is Something Strange

Reading progress: Chapter 115, evaluation: Liang Cao Advantages: 1. Folk horror stories, the ghost settings are quite unique, and the training system seems to use a lot of Tibetan Tantric content, which is relatively rare 2. Non-human protagonist, personal hobbies 3. The atmosphere is well described, and this is what I want to read in folklore. Disadvantages: 1. The Riddler, to be honest, I don't understand it. Most of the recent horror writers are The Riddler. The highlight is obviously the setting, but they don't give any explanation. Is there any benefit in making people confused? 2. The rhythm is too long. The first incident took more than a hundred chapters to end in a short paragraph, and the next one has to be rushed immediately. It looks tiring. Overall, the advantages and disadvantages of this book are very obvious. It tastes good but looks very tired. I recommend it if you like folklore. However, if you are a book lover who likes fast-paced, violent and ghost-fighting, you may want to think twice.

Reading progress: 115, Pregnancy Reading score: 30 points, recommended Review summary: The overall atmosphere is quite good, but it is not suitable for delving into the plot and settings. The characters are not distinctive. The story has not yet left the early stage of struggling to survive. Writing style (7 points): The author's writing has a unique charm. Especially when describing the weird and terrifying plot, the atmosphere is very strong, which helps readers to immerse themselves in the story. The descriptions of scenes and actions are good, with a rather freehand feel, but the description of details is a bit vague. Maybe my own imagination is not enough. Characters (6 points): Among all the characters currently on the stage, I am most optimistic about Grandpa, who is shrewd and simple. Relatively speaking, the protagonist's indifference and numbness inevitably have a sinister, even vicious feeling when advancing the plot. And when he saw "Grandpa" again, he seemed a little naive and weak. There is a slight sense of middle school. Not very likable. The female characters are mainly virtuous, but have no special characteristics. The rest of the characters are not very impressive, so I won't comment on them. Plot (5 points): The plot line is relatively complex and chaotic, mainly revolving around the protagonist's many "life shells". Many things are gathered together. At first glance, it seems to be very dangerous, but because many lines are intertwined, it makes people feel that the story is not told clearly. It just feels like the whole world is targeting the protagonist from the beginning, but the protagonist and the audience are both in a state of confusion, and it is easy to feel rushed and confused. I can only say that it looks wonderful, but it is difficult to understand. Setting (6 points): Looking at the unfolding of the world of Traveler and Box Garden, the settings of the ghosts, demons, secular gods, and gods are quite folkloric, reflecting the author's consistent skills. However, the overall setting is a bit vague. The acquisition of various abilities, the distinction between various gods and monsters, and even the life and death of the plot characters are not clear. The clouds and mountains are shrouded in fog, and it is unclear. After seeing it, I felt that it was mainly about oral pleasure. Thoughts (6 points): The protagonist's indifference and numbness push the entire plot into the category of a survival game. The special box garden in Shenzhou Luchen has yet to be explored. It is still unclear where the atmosphere of holding children from each family will eventually go.

Why not just call it a ghost?

I have read the first seventy chapters, and it seems to be quite good so far. I clicked on it and read it in one breath, but I usually don't want to click on it because of the cover and the name.