The Age of Terror: Unlucky Me Tests Beds in the Underworld!
惊悚时代：倒霉的我试睡黄泉！
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- Completed
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- 678k Words
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- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery High-Concept
- Updated
- 4y ago
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Horror Returns and Invades the Real World; the Protagonist Controls Ghosts, and the Ghosts Cannot Die
The protagonist should be smart and use their head to survive. Nothing brainless, and no being invincible from the start.
Ghostly Energy Returns, and Ghosts Are Destroyed with Physical Force and Brutality
Dark, Cold-Blooded, No Female Lead, No Teammates, Decisive and Ruthless, No Do-Gooder
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I feel like this book should be called "The Age of Horror: My Trial Sleep with the Unlucky Underworld" 😏
The book's low rating isn't because it's bad, but rather to protect it from being taken down. Five stars—this book deserves it. This book truly achieves the goals of having no romantic pairing and no female lead. The following comments contain spoilers!!! I put the book down a few times before encountering the vampire at the beginning, but this time I finished it in three days straight.
Shameless, five stars
I like him, and I hope that as I continue watching, it will remain as the title suggests. [No female lead] [Decisive and ruthless]
The novel is really good. I feel so sorry for the protagonist. I hope to see him become a demon and wreak havoc on the world. I only realized the author had changed the synopsis after the novel ended; Li Dao didn't die at all. And his relationship with the vampire was so good! In the epilogue, they seemed to be mutually attracted! Definitely!
It's great! Every character has a very distinct personality, and what's rare is that the plot isn't driven by women at all. Instead, various characters come together to trigger the next scene. Many shows claiming to have no female lead are just a sham; they say there's no female lead, but everything around her relies on women to develop the plot. This one completely avoids that problem. Superb!! 👍
It's so cute! I really like shipping the Blood Brother and the main character.
This book is very similar in plot to another novel, "I Turned a Horror Game into a Raising Game." In this one, the protagonist works as a staff member at an inn in the first level, while in the other, he works as a waiter in a restaurant. Both encounter monsters capable of creating human food, but the protagonist overcomes them all.
Super good! The decisive and ruthless protagonist is incredibly charismatic. The most interesting aspect of this story is that, compared to humans, ghosts are actually on the side that benefits the protagonist. The protagonist perfectly embodies the lyrics: "I'm afraid of ghosts, but they haven't harmed me at all; I'm not afraid of humans, but they've hurt me badly."
The characters are well-developed, intelligent, not overly virtuous, and there's no female lead. He's betrayed by humans in the middle of the story, and the demons protect him. Around this point onward, the protagonist gains considerable strength. Overall, it's a very enjoyable watch.