The Spine-Chilling Storyteller

The writing style is a bit lacking, but I feel that the plot and concept are considered a masterpiece; but I don't know why so few people have read it... I can still finish it with such low popularity. The author is also a good author. I hope your next book will be a hit [Thinking][Thinking]

I have read part of this book, and overall I am quite satisfied with it. I won't talk about the setting, but briefly talk about my feelings. When I saw the third incident, I suddenly felt like watching Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio. You think you are writing about gods, ghosts, and monsters, but in the end you are writing about people and society, full of irony and close to reality. Yeah, but there are downsides to such a good book, after all, no one is perfect. First of all, the male protagonist is still a college student in the first chapter, and after a few chapters he has graduated. There is also the long chapter about the cat demon. Originally, there was a hint in the previous article that the protagonist was going to write the role of the cat demon, but when it came to Jack the Ripper, it turned out that it was not written by him. It feels like there is a strong sense of fragmentation, or the author did not review the articles he wrote before, and some parts of the plot jump inexplicably. However, it can still be scored above 4 points. Come on, author.

Is Ye Xiaoqin the heroine?

I think this is a very good book, but why no one has read it?

Very good. I don't know why I didn't recommend it.

This book is very nice

I feel like this book is pretty good. I've read 200 chapters now, less than half of it, but I still feel like it's pretty good. You can read it.

Take a souvenir after reading the whole book in 12 hours

It's pretty good, but there are still some living Buddhas in the comments.

A supernatural novel that surpasses more than 90% of Tomato's works and is worth reading. Some of the characters and plots have a bit of Madonna and failure, but others are good. Good luck to the author.