The Blackwater Lake was dug by the production brigade many years ago. It is clear during the day and as dark as oil at night. Strange and terrifying events happened one after another in the village, but no reason can be found. And all the people in the production brigade died of old age...
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I only read a dozen or 20 chapters of ordinary books, but this book has more than 600 chapters.
After seeing Chapter 30, I would like to be called Junji Ito of China, and I don't know how long it will last.
The protagonist has a good character, the plot is exciting, the logic is reasonable, the description of the officialdom is quite realistic, and the description of the horrific scenes is mind-numbing, wonderful!
It's quite good-looking. Unlike other books that just make up the word count, this one feels like it's well-written.
I only read a dozen or 20 chapters of ordinary books, but this book has more than 600 chapters.
After seeing Chapter 30, I would like to be called Junji Ito of China, and I don't know how long it will last.
The protagonist has a good character, the plot is exciting, the logic is reasonable, the description of the officialdom is quite realistic, and the description of the horrific scenes is mind-numbing, wonderful!
It's quite good-looking. Unlike other books that just make up the word count, this one feels like it's well-written.