Waking up in the home of Kayako, the famous haunted house,
resting my head on Tomie's lap,
watching Sadako's videotape.
Children dare not sleep beneath the night sky,
strange figures stagger through the city,
hideous creatures lurk in dark corners, waiting for a chance to strike,
hunched figures wander through graveyards in search of rotten food,
the Great Ones sleep in the depths of the shadowy sea,
the exiled search the starry sky for a way home.
Raccoon City, Elm Street, vengeful ghosts, evil spirits, zombies, alien monsters...
And the indescribable evil gods watching from the shadows.
Xiao Yan just wants to find his way home and, while he's at it, get a decent meal.
Yes, it looks very interesting, just like the creative design compared to the traditional design. It's not like other supernatural novels where everything is delayed and laid out for a long time before progress can be made.
Support me, the author writes very well! I have also read a lot of Ke series articles, and they are much better than those that become gods right away. Also, is the black man who guides the protagonist at a critical moment in the article the clone of Naija? I feel that there are very few articles about Naiya in the Grammar genre. The author should keep up the good work and write another Grammar novel with Naiya as the main theme~[Chigua][Chigua][Chigua]
If anyone is really in love, don't kill them all!
There is a sense of confusion like meeting the Old Ones
Although I didn't quite understand it. But I think it looks pretty good. When can I see Mr. Ke? Are there any black goats?
The writing is quite good, I listened to it in one breath, and my sanity level went up and down. Hahaha, I want to change my mind by reading another novel.
I didn't quite understand it, but it was pretty good written about Fujiang