
Zoo Horror Stories, Starting by Playing Jotaro!
动物园怪谈,从扮演承太郎开始!
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 906k Words
- Genre
- Paranormal & Unknown
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
All-time: Clicks, Favorites, Recommendations.
333Chapters
29.3MClicks
57.5kFavorites
138kRecommendations
661Reviews
Honours
- 17Favorites (All-time) · Paranormal & Unknown
- 20Most Discussed (All-time) · Paranormal & Unknown
- 21Monthly Tickets (All-time) · Paranormal & Unknown
- 28Most Updated (Monthly) · Paranormal & Unknown
- 28Most Updated (Weekly) · Paranormal & Unknown
- 29Bestsellers (All-time) · Paranormal & Unknown
- 30Recommendations (All-time) · Paranormal & Unknown
- 39Blades (All-time) · Paranormal & Unknown
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Reader comments 1
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The outline disappeared; the author lost pacing towards the end and couldn't continue. I suggest finishing the first chapter and leaving. The first chapter is amazing, but the writing quality weakens in the middle, and the character development falls apart in the later stages—the author simply couldn't continue.