The Classroom of Death
死亡教室
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery & Supernatural
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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It's good, but there are many unanswered questions. For example, what happened to Guo Bai and the others? Are they really dead? What was the meaning of that death trial? What happened to Shirley...?
It's great and I really like it. Actually, it didn't have a bad ending, but the ending left me feeling a little unsatisfied. However, if you look at the details of the ending, you'll find that they might meet again. Just imagine what it would be like if they met again!
This is what a novel should be; those mindless, formulaic writings simply can't compare. This is just my personal opinion, but those who know, know. It filled the void I felt when I needed a novel. (Okay, actually, I'm not good at expressing myself, but the book is excellent, that's all.)
This book feels like a notice from hell.
After watching it, I felt like I'd lost something, and I felt quite disappointed. It's a bit short; I finished it in one day.
It's absolutely fantastic! Although it's a novel, the imaginative scenarios are truly terrifying, yet you're incredibly curious to know what happens next. If you enjoy supernatural stories, you should definitely check this out. Keep up the good work, author!
To be honest, I was a bit lost when I first read the first chapter! But as the chapters progressed and the plot unfolded, the immersion became quite strong. I've always liked ghost stories, and I've read many books of this genre before. I remember one book where the protagonist was walking down the street when his shadow left him, and he ended up in an apartment building to chase after it.
It's excellent. Each death scene is well-written, and the romance is also well-developed. The male lead, though a womanizer, isn't promiscuous—that's just how it is, very realistic and down-to-earth. It portrays the myriad aspects of life, and that detached acceptance of death is truly relatable.
It's much better than those wish-fulfillment novels; I love this kind of setting.
After reading it, I felt an overwhelming urge to cry. Perhaps the author wrote it so well.