The World Has Entered an Age of Horror (The Age of Global Hauntings)

The comic is called: The Global Age of the Bizarre, you can read it on Kuaikan. The adaptation is pretty good, those who like it can check it out.

I'd like to know how much it costs to read a book, even without a VIP subscription.

I suggest you don't read the comic; it severely ruins the original work. The satirical comic adaptation even added obscene content, and my ex is dead.

The second part of this book has been uploaded; you can find it by looking up the author's name.

In fact, many of Feilu's novels could be adapted into comics, and the writing is quite good, but unfortunately most of them are fan fiction or contain some borderline content.

I didn't understand before, and I never replied to posts. That's why I never leveled up or gained experience. Now I get it. Anyway, replying to posts levels you up and earns you experience. And leveling up requires experience, so I copied and pasted this sentence: Reply to every post to gain experience (sarcasm intended).

As a girl, I also really love watching this kind of amazing stuff, but unfortunately it costs money to watch. I'll buy it when I have the money.

I've been reading Feilu novels for almost ten years, and this is the first time I've persevered and finished a novel with an ending. The ending was quite perfect, but I won't read the epilogue. Thank you, author.

Could the author please release some side stories to fill in all the plot holes? 1. Hong Luo's background 2. Why was the Queen in the Wind Robe placed in a stone coffin? 3. The Rise of Western Ghosts 4. The troublesome resurrected ghost in the south, mentioned by Ningdie. 5. Was Lin Feng's experience a dream? Did he eventually return to his own world? 6. The true origin of the last little girl 7. The direct enmity between the Lord of Ghost City and Ningdie

This is the first novel I've ever read entirely on Feilu, paying for it all. I've spent a bit of money on Feilu, adding it all up to almost a thousand yuan. But I've never been able to pay for a single novel to finish. Those novels are only good at the beginning and the first few paid chapters; then they get a lot of filler, with dozens of chapters failing to move the plot forward even a little.