
Horror Descends: Starting with Resident Evil
恐怖降临:从生化危机开始
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- Ongoing
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- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery High-Concept
- Updated
- 5d ago
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Other names
- Demon Hunter: From Resident Evil to American Horror恶魔猎人:从生化开始经历美恐Alternate title on Fanqie
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The protagonist's train of thought is so clear! The author even included illustrations so we wouldn't be unfamiliar with the monsters' appearance—that's so thoughtful!
It looks good, but please give a definite answer as to whether it's a multi-woman or single woman. Sometimes, flirting with many women without taking any back is more disgusting than being a womanizer. 🤔
It looks pretty good so far. There aren't many series like this to begin with, so I hope the author has the motivation to keep writing.
The subject matter and plot are very engaging, unlike some novels where you can predict what will happen next just by reading the beginning.
The world-building is vast, incorporating elements from multiple American TV series, all within the same universe. I initially thought it was a series of time travels, which was great. The seamless integration of other worlds, each with its own background and mutual reinforcement, made it very enjoyable to watch.
It's alright so far, but if I see the second female lead later, I'll give it two stars.
It's a very good story. The fact that everyone worked together to defeat the giant python is undoubtedly very brave.
I finished reading it. To be honest, I personally felt the beginning wasn't very well written, and many parts didn't flow smoothly. I was pleasantly surprised by the later parts, but looking back at the whole story, I found it quite exciting. However, if this is the ending, I really can't accept it. I hope the author will refine the ending in the end. 😢😢
It's pretty good. I'll give it another five stars when it evolves into a tentacle monster and I'm writing like crazy.
Hmm, it's well-written. The author is definitely one of those who has brains. The overall plot and world-building are very good. Anyway, I'm really looking forward to it. It's just too short. Like I said, I'll read it as long as the author updates.