Nothing Is Forbidden: Keep Your Distance from the Living

It's a pretty good book. The details are well done, it doesn't fall into clichés, and it doesn't give the protagonist any extraordinary abilities. It's quite enjoyable to read, and it's completely different from those novels where the protagonist is born in a rural area and has to pay for the sins committed by his ancestors.

I really loved this book! It's suspenseful, thrilling, and humorous—the content is fantastic! Good books don't always get many readers, so I'm sharing it so more people can see it.

Although I came here through a recommendation, I wasn't disappointed.

The scariest part of reading horror novels isn't the novel itself, but rather the imagination that creates the story.

It's a good watch, with each story intricately linked, seemingly one case but actually a case within a case. You could also call it a memoir, as the story is basically all memories interspersed with the cases. It's quite entertaining, short and concise—no joke.

The author is so lovely, I'll give them my support!

You read every book straight, but this one is too scary, I don't dare to look at it anymore, I skipped to the last page. This is to show my support for the author.

It looks great, but it's a little scary.

It looks good, I like it.

It's really beautiful, but a little scary.