[This book is entirely fictional and rejects feudal superstition. No heroine + mild horror]
One late night, Chen Yu came across a bizarre online post and was cursed by the supernatural. The gears of fate began to turn.
What is a ghost?
It’s not just a figure in red with long, loose hair!
A pretty sunshine doll, an ordinary computer, a tiny, adorable puppy, a red umbrella in the rain, an old notebook... All of these can be ghosts!
My name is Chen Yu. No, I’m Chen Yu, with the Yu meaning “prison,” as in hell.
I have a notebook, and at the very end, I sealed hell inside it with my own hands.
Well, how should I put it? This is a great way to force a character's identity and add a background. The protagonist was that from the beginning, but after the protagonist obtained it, he showed that and then gave a foreshadowing, so if that's the case, why didn't he save the protagonist from the beginning? Then there is the one named Yuzhen. He was originally an ordinary police officer, but later he was forcibly added to his background, and the headquarters came to find him. It was really funny.
How can I put it, it's a little bit scary, it's pretty good
I sealed hell in a book Written by Shi Cheng The article has detailed descriptions, but the detailed descriptions are too focused on the choice of words and sentences, which is somewhat incompatible with the horror atmosphere and will reduce some of the horror, but overall it is still above average. The character development of the male protagonist is a bit weak, but it should be above average. It can be given four stars. It has been out of service for ten days. Let's mark it with two stars.
The more I read, the more exciting I become. I hope the author will continue to work hard.
It's a slow burner. It's more like the previous writing style. It's not bad. I'm afraid the author will starve to death. I'll give it a rating.
Something
The progression of the plot is too forced. Isn't it because I have lived too long when I go to investigate with a bottle of oil? I thought I would grow after experiencing the first contract mission, but I didn't expect that the protagonist is still so naive.
It feels quite interesting
Five stars, worth it
So far it looks pretty good, keep up the good work