[Suspenseful imagination + supernatural world + horror recovery]
Mysterious resurgence, horror comes!
In the dark jungle, the mist is locked in clouds and the crisp sound of wind chimes breaks the soul.
Bus No. 404, Where humans and ghosts ride together, the sound of stiff brakes is the call of the abyss.
Abandoned villages, rotten camps, deserted hospitals, puzzle pieces intertwined with each other, the extension of clues points to the paradise of ghosts and gods, the purgatory of players...
Healing game, caution for the faint of heart! ! !
Reader comments
The overall story structure is still very good, but how should I put it? This is an overdone atmosphere of horror. This is what happened in the first copy of Sophora Village. I hope future copies won't be like this. I just watched it too
There is one thing that makes people feel helpless. The second copy looked fine, but there seemed to be another problem. The protagonist gave his book to someone else. Then I took that photo and lost 10 years of life. In such a world, you actually believe in others. If a person like this can live for more than 50 chapters, I vomited. And the female ghost in red sealed in the book, you won't let it out. That's your system. Do you need to stay in a book all day? I'm drunk
Overall it's pretty good, but the follow-up is a little... Ugh! Keep up the good work
The overall story structure is still very good, but how should I put it? This is an overdone atmosphere of horror. This is what happened in the first copy of Sophora Village. I hope future copies won't be like this. I just watched it too There is one thing that makes people feel helpless. The second copy looked fine, but there seemed to be another problem. The protagonist gave his book to someone else. Then I took that photo and lost 10 years of life. In such a world, you actually believe in others. If a person like this can live for more than 50 chapters, I vomited. And the female ghost in red sealed in the book, you won't let it out. That's your system. Do you need to stay in a book all day? I'm drunk
Overall it's pretty good, but the follow-up is a little... Ugh! Keep up the good work