The Eerie World: I Can Contain the Supernatural

Please be patient, everyone. The protagonist is indeed very weak in the early stage, but after taking in the Black Judge, there will be a qualitative leap. After taking in the Death Note, he will become invincible, so don't rush.

I think it's very beautiful and comfortable to look at

The writing is very good. The three rules at the end revealed that although Weird can only be in the Hell of the Dead forever, the new gods can return freely and the rules do not stipulate that they cannot use supernatural powers or practice. What is the concept? There will still be gods in the world and there will be differences. Moreover, gods can freely travel around and then let ordinary people go to the Hell of the Dead. Although it's a bit useless to have weird human contracts that can't be used in the human world, who knows if some things in the human world will be solved in hell. Then humans take root in hell and seal weirdness, and there are more and more gods. Finally, humans either have supernatural powers or are practicing. Ordinary people can break weird rules and have weird powers, but ordinary people can only be unlucky.

Very good, the final feeling was too fast, the ending made me feel that something was missing, and what Rule said about the dream made me even more regretful. Rule did not stick to the rules, but let the protagonist end him at the end. He was friendly. The regret of this book is Rule, Carp and Diana, Rule said that his journey is over, but I feel that the journey of this book is not over. I don't know if the author can give my regrets a good result. For example, let's continue this book and open a second chapter. What do you think of the author?

Although it is not as long as I imagined, the early stage is still quite amazing, and the later stage is basically mediocre. But after all, I have read it from beginning to end. Giving 5 stars is a recognition of the author. If you are interested, you can also come and take a look.

It's not easy to write a book, so it's a five-star review. Demining completed, weird containment + rules + reasoning. Because the system settings are unreasonable, the plot collapses, there are loopholes everywhere, and everything is awkward to watch. In fact, it's okay to say that it's a story, but just... Looking forward to growth

Overall, it's good. But there is one thing. All life stars will give birth to the Supreme God. So what's the use of the protagonist destroying the Supreme God? A new Supreme God will appear in an infinite time. At that time, the protagonist is not dead. Then who is willing to help him collect the Supreme Will? In the end, it would be better to be played by the Supreme God.

Personally, I quite like it. Both the official and the protagonist are people who are willing to sacrifice their lives for the sake of the people. I quite like the character of the protagonist. He is kind but has a bottom line, and he is not a virgin. I feel a little sorry for the God of Rules. To be honest, it feels like a pity, but after all, it is for human beings. Gods and humans really cannot coexist. Alas

It doesn't feel like those mindless novels where you are invincible at the beginning and have no interest at all. It also doesn't feel like some novels where the protagonist has no ability to protect himself and is at the mercy of others, but he survives every time because of the halo of the protagonist. I think the most interesting part of this book is that the protagonist has to reason about weird rules to gain abilities and climb to the top step by step. There are also some foreshadowings that are very detailed.

I hope this novel will not follow the same routine as previous horror novels, especially the ending.