The Strange Taoist City: From the Start, I Slay My Evil Parents

I guess there should be three worldviews, the first one is a broken worldview, a world full of evil spirits, the second worldview is a complete worldview in which some evil spirits have occurred, and the third one is a complete worldview.

One star is missing because I didn't understand it after watching it [crazy] but I felt it was amazing

The worlds may be overlapping worlds, and the protagonist is severely delusional. There may be two worlds, one with a sister and one without a sister. There are four serial organizations in total, and each world has two. The serial organizations in one world have a hostile relationship, and the serial organizations in another world have a friendly relationship. People in the two worlds can't see each other. Only the protagonist can see people in both worlds. There is also a world where there may be parents, which is the real world. In this world, there is a dollhouse and what-not things? The other world was imagined by the protagonist, and was realized with the power of his Sequence 27. If the protagonist truly grows up, what kind of key to miracle should he be? When the protagonist truly becomes the key to miracle, the fog dissipates and the two worlds merge into one world. There are many ideas. I have to say, this book is wonderful.

I can only say that it is indeed Jue Juezi. After watching it halfway through, I still can't figure out what the situation is, because everything can be explained by the main character's hypochondriasis, but everything is not completely explained. For example, the girlfriend's body was found nearby, but the girlfriend actually went to watch fireworks with the hero a hundred kilometers away, and was killed by the hero a hundred kilometers away. But it's also possible that the organization brought his girlfriend's body back for the police to find. I can only say that it really gives people the feeling of human nature and strange beasts.

To be honest, I thought it was the setting of Lost City of Beasts at first, but later on I came up with my own new ideas. The most important thing is that you confused a lot of readers. I hope you can continue to write more. Tomato 🍅 There are not many good imaginative articles nowadays.

It's quite good, but in the early stages, it may seem a bit boring to new readers, but it's still very exciting in the end alone. This worldview is somewhat similar to Alien Beasts, so I quite like it.

It's really good, I couldn't help but read the latest chapter in one go [laughing evilly] but it's a bit lacking [crying]

The background of the story is a bit like the Lost City of Beasts

Falseness is true, true is false. All existences in the entire world may not exist, including myself, but there is no need to exist. For me or you who do not exist, we all think that we exist. The fantasy of me thinks I exist.

Great writing, it is indeed a manifestation of fantasy symptoms It's hard to figure out, but the plot is a bit bland. Then sort out the layers of fantasies, and finally you are alone Everything else is imaginary