Thriller Game: From the Start, I Raise Sadako to Crush the Supernatural

It's too short; the author is like a Korean man.

Constantly restricting the protagonist's cheat abilities feels a bit awkward.

So far, the protagonist's storyline is progressing quite normally. Since only the first demon has appeared so far, according to the author's intention, it should snowball as the story progresses, getting stronger and stronger from Sadako to the 255th demon. The romantic development is also quite normal, and the psychological aspects at the beginning of the apocalypse are well-developed.

I really like the distinction between ghosts and monsters. Monsters can be killed by firearms, but ghosts can't, which is why they're called ghosts. What kind of weird settings are those in other lousy horror novels? They're like complete wild beasts. What traditional monster can be killed with firearms?

I don't think the author will be able to finish writing it, after all, there are 255 ghosts, and we're only at the fifth one so far, with over 200 chapters.

This is a very good book; it feels quite original. Sadako is portrayed vividly. The content is also very exciting, which is great! As a reader, I feel it's necessary to remind the author here: passion is fine, but don't overdo it. Too much passion isn't passion anymore, because it won't ignite. Personally, I didn't get excited when I saw the scene near the Tiger's Lair.

Why is the score so low? It's quite good! It got boring later on 🙂🙂🙂 The power levels were inconsistent.

That's great! You could give Sadako a bigger reward, like a kiss 😏😏😏

It's good-looking, I love watching it, why is nobody watching it?

It seems alright so far; I feel like I can incorporate some everyday elements into it.