At the Cemetery, I Find a Pair of Red High Heels

This book is quite explosive in the entire online literary world.

I'm an old bookworm who often suffers from book shortages. To be honest, it's a good book. I don't know if I can finish it, because I often stop reading halfway through and find it boring. But for now, it is a five-star review. If there are any failures in the future, I will change the rating. I'm here to review. The group portraits are so messed up that I didn't write a good protagonist clearly and went to write about other people. The main line was lost. I'm not happy to see this kind of group portraits that don't go together. They are piecemeal here and there. They neither string together the world view to become a complete three-dimensional one, nor deepen the depth of the story and elaborate on the collision of various concepts arising from different positions and angles. They just write about him and about her. So why do you want to touch on group portraits? Don't forcefully use a writing style that you can't control. It will completely destroy the impression that was finally established in the first place. Starting from the main point of view of the good deeds turning into ghosts, I can only give 0 points. Counting the five points for the first short paragraph and not reading the rest, I will give it two points overall.

Extremely explosive, even more explosive than Otto's son-in-law

From the beginning to the end, the author still has a lot of room for improvement in a normal Invincible article. If you don't want to have a long paragraph of narration explanation for several pages, which is unbearable, you can put double quotation marks in paragraphs and write what the protagonist said. The description of the scene in the back can be more, otherwise you can't think of the scene. In the middle, I think you want to write a group portrait. Next time, you can arrange an uncle or an old man or a mature woman who has a natural and weird awakening to add highlights. The protagonist's fleshy tentacles reminded me of squeezing the tentacles of jellyfish on the shore. Some of the plots in it are really bold. I hope I can write a sequel. It's quite interesting.

The writing is quite interesting. There is no cliche plot or tacky protagonist character. It is real but not lacking in excitement. If you are tired of reading that kind of cliche writing, you can give it a try.

It's wonderful, it's really not like a Tomato novel. The author must maintain the quality.

After reading novels for so many years, this novel ranks among the top three novels I have read. The plot is compact and not procrastinating. It is not just about one person, but each has its own personality and characteristics. It is very enjoyable to read, but the author is too slow to update, but not many people read it. I hope more people will read it. Don't give up on a good book just because the title is popular. I wish the author better and better

Overall good. The inhumanity of the protagonist is quite well written, and it doesn't feel as awkward as the protagonist in novels with similar themes before. This protagonist is quite refreshing. Then there are some plot ideas. Some of the weird and emotionless aspects in the article are very good, and even remind me of the feeling of watching "Mysterious Resurrection". Personally, it is very good; and some of the weirdness is relatively humane, which is actually okay. After all, the explanation given in the article is acceptable. Settings such as belief in god statues are also novel (of course, it may be because I haven't seen much of them). Then there are the characters. The setting of the female supporting character in it was poisonous to me at first. Later, the female supporting character became more and more abnormal and gradually became acceptable; the expansion of the personnel in the relevant departments is also interesting. I have never seen it in other places before. In some novels, such people make me feel that they are simply stupid or weird. This novel seems quite reasonable because of the setting (it may also be because there are relatively few descriptions and it is not in-depth, so I will not make mistakes); some foreign personnel and stories are actually not that attractive to me, for personal reasons. The development of the protagonist's abilities is quite interesting so far, and I look forward to its completion in the future. The last thing is that the author should stick to his own outline and not be led astray by others. So far, this novel is very good in terms of tomatoes. It is rare for me to have a sense of expectation and it is worth reading.

It looks good, and the concepts and theories are novel. However, the recent chapters are about both Japan and the United States, so I feel there is no need to write about them there, just a general background. In character dialogue, you can just mention some strange accidents caused by foreign countries. Don't waste too many chapters writing about foreign countries.

I still prefer the male protagonist before he became Weird. Why can't I understand the plot after Weird's arrival? Suddenly it felt very jumpy. One moment the male protagonist was eating a ghost, and the other moment a small incident had nothing to do with him. I didn't think it was as funny as when he was a human in the cemetery! But since it's not easy for the author to write, I still support him!