The Hell Handbook

Ahhhhhhhhhh the previous Death Club! ! Really looking forward to it! But Su Jin's personality turns out to be a hidden funny type, hahaha, it's kind of cuteᕙ(๑^o^๑)ᕗ

This book is really super good-looking, the plot is ups and downs, and the male protagonist is really smart. I only tried to read this book after seeing it recommended by others, but I didn't expect it to be a really good book.

The storyline is quite good with its ups and downs, but I personally feel a little indifferent about the protagonist's emotional line. Why don't I like Zhenyi? She has lived and died with you so many times, and I feel sorry for Makoto. But the Mad Hatter is the one I have a hard time with. Why was he not resurrected in the end? Why couldn't he and Alice live like a fairy tale? Is it because there are no gods in the fairy tale world 😂

I like it so much, Hell Manual, and Death Club. I have read it many times. I am still following Youran Mountain Village and have recommended the novel to many friends. Come on, author

The first volume of Death Club. Highly recommended

It's a very good book, but I don't know why no one has read it, and the rating is low. I think the tie should be at least nine points. The two books, Hell Manual and Death Club, are somewhat related. You can read them both. I really think these two books are very well written.

Overall, this is a well-paced novel. The story of the diaosi male protagonist who upgrades his aura and fights monsters, and the hero saves the beauty and saves the universe. The pacing is also pretty good, and many of the plots have unexpected twists and turns. This is why I gave it four stars. The remaining one star is my personal opinion and has some flaws. This book seems more like a manifestation of personal heroism. The sense of participation, unity, and tacit understanding of the "Ebony Knife Team" seems not obvious to me. I feel that the biggest role in the book is in the last two-thirds. After the team is almost completely destroyed (sorry for the spoiler), it gives Su Jin a reason, or in other words, pressure and baggage to work hard to become a god. Just like other upgrading novels, would it be better if the team was written a little more, and they were not just friends who help each other, but teammates and partners who work together to upgrade? (We are indeed teammates, but I personally feel that the tacit understanding of the team is not enough, and there are more individual performances, and there is no indispensable feeling. My understanding is that teammates and partners complement each other). There is another one, the heroine Ye Yun. Both talented and beautiful, white and rich. The characters are very interesting, but when I read the chapter reviews, some people, not just me, thought that the love between Ye Yun and Su Jin was inexplicable and very big. Some of them are based on the real heroine. For many love stories between male and female protagonists, the audience must first fall in love with them. Only by experiencing their love and hatred immersively can they empathize with them and gain the approval of the audience. This shaping will be better. Zhenyi and Su Jin have experienced so much together, and the audience is more familiar with Zhenyi, who is brought in naturally. In contrast, they will be a little confused about how the male and female protagonists fell in love with each other. Small flaws arise. However, "Handbook of Hell" still has its flaws. I like it very much. It's a great work! I spent several days wanting to read it all in one sitting. Thank you for bringing such a great work. (The above only represents my personal opinion. Because I like it very much, I thought about it carefully and felt that it was not so good. I don't want to be arrogant or slanderous, but I just want to express my feelings.)

I think it's okay. The protagonist's personality is quite real, but the emotional line, forget it, I'll ignore it... The content is not bad, I suggest you skip the emotional line and read it, goosegoose

Check out the finale! Personally, I think the novel is particularly exciting, both in terms of plot and characterization! At the same time, I also like the author's point of view~ There is no absolute right or wrong, all decisions have two sides, and only time can determine the final right or wrong.

It's good to watch, and the character Su Jin is well portrayed. I haven't read Horror Club, but since this is the preface, I have to read it. Then I may understand it better after reading Horror Club. I now find that if I praise it too much, some people will ask me if I am the one who was hired by the author. . . . . I wish the Hell Manual had started earlier, the middle part is really boring. Although it is finished, I think the author can be more interactive. Gray gray