Nightmare Supermarket

I didn't read the later parts of the book, which was ghostwritten. The beginning was a suspenseful supernatural story, where the protagonist, an ordinary person, could be fearful and panicked. However, ordinary and vulnerable people who experience so much either grow or perish, making the protagonist's portrayal strange. He's just a bit more cautious and listens to advice than most protagonists.

As a horror novel, this book is a failure. The author has a deep misunderstanding of the genre, somewhat imitating the "Last Bus on Route 13," but lacks the suspense and readability. The descriptions of ghosts and monsters in terrifying scenes are jumpy and self-righteous, but ultimately unsettling.

What are the main characters' names? Yang Chao, Zhang Chao, Li Yun...

Ugh, I can't stand the male lead. He's such a saint, always meddling in other people's business. He has no real ability, yet he loves to yell.

The male lead was incredibly stupid in the beginning, not because he was cowardly, but because he was clueless. He was alright otherwise, but I don't know how he became later on.

Not bad, the writing style is acceptable.