Thriller: Socially Awkward? No, I'm a Social Menace

After writing for a long time, I realized that I forgot to give myself five stars.

The book is very interesting, and there are no bad points at the moment (I don't think so). I also like the character of the protagonist. By the way, I would like to ask if there will be a female protagonist in the follow-up. I hope there won't be one (if it's already decided), and if it can be done faster, it's best to update a thousand chapters a day (´･ω･`)

I think there is a problem. The protagonist constructed by the author is a bit incomplete. He is in the dungeon at the beginning. Whatever situations he encounters later depends on what he has cultivated since he was a child. He is really the protagonist! Everything is going smoothly, and you happen to have the corresponding ability to solve the problem? I can understand this. After all, you may not have decided which plots to write, but you didn't explain how he obtained the ability, and you didn't even mention it in one stroke. Then I felt like: Oh, he knows this, and it just works. But I think the normal feeling should be: Oh! It turns out that he is so good at this. The reason is quite interesting. So, I think you take the protagonist's aura too seriously. Others may be the light of fireflies, or they may be the light of a light bulb. Even more outrageous, it may be a 200,000-watt light bulb. For you, this is directly the light of the sun? ? ? In addition, a thriller does not require a heroine, unless you are really confident to write it well, and don't be held back by being incompetent. Of course, if you want to write a heroine, then write about death, give a knife, and then write about the protagonist's changes, maybe I think it will be much better (depending on the writing method). After all, smooth sailing is true or false, just like a fairy tale. Can a thriller be a weakened version of an invincible novel?

This is probably the least scary book I have ever read in the thriller genre. The ghost next door bites a little mouse and eats people at every turn. In comparison to this book, the ghosts have very good tempers. The food cooked by the ghosts is not only ugly, but it is also good for humans. In comparison, it is really not scary at all.

The book has been read (ฅ>ω<*ฅ)~ It's too little. Is it a new book? Then I will urge you to update it. What I have said so far is a bit boring (I won't admit that I have a strong taste!). I look forward to more interesting content appearing in the future. Good cheers to the author!

Ah! Since this is a new book, the author please work hard to update it. Stop by and ask if there is a female protagonist. If possible, don't write it down. If it's already decided, it doesn't matter, just write it down. ୧( ⁼̴̶̤̀ω⁼̴̶̤́ )૭

Very good! The point is not to have a female protagonist! ! ! I don't think thrillers need heroines! ! Isn't the hero at the peak of his life delicious? !

Come on author, the plot is very good so far, I hope there won't be a female protagonist

Oh, so far, so good. I hope it won't be unfinished in the future, and there is still hope that there will be no heroine, because, well, thriller texts don't need a heroine, rush, rush.

This book doesn't look scary at all and is hilarious! It's really beautiful! There are just a few updates. I feel that the male protagonist Lu Ying is like the group favorite of the ghosts. In the stage play later, Lu Ying is simply arrogant! The most important thing is that I want to make fun of him so much. I feel that all the ghosts and ghosts have a strong connection with Lu Ying. Whether they are clowns, actors, or chefs, they all have a close connection with the protagonist. However, I think the most interesting character in this plot is the clown. During the last performance, I really wanted to say to the prop master, "Prop master, you are the only one in the villain camp now~"