Horror Revival: My Underworld Enforcers Are All Goofball Players

I have watched until the end of Chapter 49. I feel good. It's quite interesting. I hope the author won't finish it badly. French fries and ketchup. Come on, eight chapters a day and break the limit...

It feels good, and the confusing plots of the players can be connected together. It's just that there are relatively few updates, and it's said to be a mistake but there's no obvious sign? ? ? But in terms of behavior and appearance, Blue Star people would probably think it was a weird disguise.

You can't tell much about this book just by looking at the cover, but after reading a few chapters, you will find that the plot in this book is super exciting and rich in content, and you will fill in any pitfalls. Overall, this book is humorous and sometimes a bit scary, which I like. I hope it will be faster. Even the donkeys in the production team dare not rest like this.

"Yin Cha" is a work with multiple melodies: this shore, the other shore and the opposite shore of becoming a god, the past, the present and the future that reveals everything, intertwined into a rare polyphony in Chinese literature. The core of the story is the rise and fall of the Ten Palaces of Yama, which are both familiar and unfamiliar to us. When mainstream literature gradually moves away from this heavy topic, Potato returns to the historical scene with the interweaving of illusion and reality, re-evaluating the eternal scars from the perspective of players and Yin difference, and examining suffering, redemption and betrayal from a transcendent perspective. This Chinese version of "Homer's Epic" is both fantasy and reality, crazy and calm, heavy and magnificent, desperate and transcendent.

I feel pretty good about myself, except that the background is a bit blurry, which should be revealed step by step by the protagonist and the players, and the dialogue between the characters is also good, which is considered relatively good among the novels I have read.

It's so good that I can't read it in one sitting. I'm going to read it several times to find out the details of the plot. The setting and writing are both top-notch. The author is really awesome! The plot has become more stable now. I admire it and I really want to learn from it. The biggest feature of the article is not the players but the great interaction between the players and people in the local world. Also, at first I thought there were some minor flaws in the setting of the male protagonist. As the plot progressed, I discovered that the male protagonist seemed to have something special about him. I began to feel that the setting of the male protagonist was gradually becoming more complete, and he became more and more attractive. It was really hard to extricate myself. Qingfeng and Yatou, Xingyun and Huaiqian, the unknown Chu Ling, the secret of the male protagonist, and the subsequent rebirth... There are so many and so interesting. Especially when hearing the name of the past and present ghosts, blood boils. Also, the number of words in each chapter of the novel is really touching and the quality is excellent.

This is my first serious review, and I would like to express my personal opinions. I hope that the costumes can be unified, and then I hope that I can write some single-person or small copies. In that case, the author's brain cells will be much less burdened, and I can also mainly describe a few people. Then let me talk about my opinion on this novel: Overall, it is good. It captures the players' charades and emotions. As long as the book continues to maintain its quality and is not unfinished, the data should be good.

Boy, this book is so beautiful! This book is divided into two perspectives, one is the protagonist's perspective, and the other is the player's perspective, and the story is unfolded in the third person. Personally, I think there are more player perspectives, and the player perspective is more fun than the protagonist's perspective.

There are trees in the mountains, and the trees have branches. My heart is happy for you, but you don't know it. The author's writing is very good, and the interaction between the author and the reader is very good. The plot has ups and downs, but the protagonist's skills are somewhat lacking. Five-star praise! ! !

Believe me, this book is definitely worth it. Although it's not top-notch, it's still mid-range. Anyway, it won't make you look confused or poisonous. It has a few chapters, but that's not important. Even though the rating is a bit low, it's definitely a master who pretends to be a pig and eats the tiger.