
Four Watches: Children's Tales, I'm the Real Calamity
四更童语:我是真正大凶之物
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Explore more →Why Is San Shi Yu the Only Good Horror Book?
Looking for Horror Novels. The Scarier the Better, Preferably Pure Horror
Everyone’s welcome to submit recommendations! So many horror novels start out scary and then turn into adventures or something. I hope you can recommend some genuine horror novels. The scarier, the better. Ideally, they’ll leave you feeling terrified and chilled to the bone.
Supernatural Stories About Gaining the Powers of a Ghost
Paranormal stories and transmigration stories.
Horror Novels! The Kind That Makes You Huddle Under the Covers at Midnight!
Are There Any Pure Horror Supernatural Stories on Tomato, Without Superpowers or Comedy?
Looking for books like The Haunted House.
Come Here If You’re Looking for Supernatural Stories, Taoist Sects, and Magic
This trilogy is seriously amazing 🐮.
Looking for Horror Infinite-Flow Stories. The Focus Should Be Horror!!! I Don't Want Romance
Horror!!! Horror!!! Horror!!!
Extreme Horror, Not for Late-Night Reading or the Faint of Heart
Are There Any Pure Horror Supernatural Novels on Tomato Novel, with No Special Powers or Comedy?
Looking for books like *The Haunted House*.
Recommend Strange Tales, Especially Stories With a Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio Vibe and Ghosts or Monsters
Looking for Genuine Chinese-Style Horror, Nothing Too Clichéd
Extremely Scary Books, the Kind That Make Your Legs Weak Even in Broad Daylight. I Want Strong Immersion
Super terrifying, the kind that makes your legs go weak even if you read it in broad daylight. It needs to be really immersive.
The Protagonist Has Two Identities: One Human, the Other a Demon or Supernatural Entity
Finally, One That Actually Has the Supernatural Weirdness, Most Others Just Dress Up Humans and Animals
Horror Novels So Terrifying They Keep You Awake At Night, Please!
Horror and mystery, something like *Ten Deadly Sins*.
The Scariest Novel Ever, Nothing Less
Are there any novels that could scare me to death? If I die of fright, I’ll personally bless whoever recommended it and the author. If it isn’t scary, I’m going to complain, hahaha!
Horror Novels So Scary You Wouldn't Dare Read Them Twice
It has to be scary, the kind of story that would make a child cry if you read it aloud.
Horror Novels That Can Make Me Cry From Fear
Looking for horror novels. The scarier, the better, preferably the kind that makes you cry from fear. I want something extremely immersive, eerie, and terrifying. Please, please!
Douluo Fanfiction From the Spirit Hall’s Side, Complete, With Qian Renxue as the Female Lead
Recommend Some Mystery, Supernatural, and Horror Novels
Looking for stories like The Absurd and Supernatural Record. I wrote this book, and I always feel like it's missing something, but I don't know what. I'd love some feedback, especially from experts who enjoy supernatural stories.
#Looking for Thrillers. I Love High-Fear Horror!
Looking for books similar to *The Strange House*.
Looking for Novel Recommendations...
Looking for books similar to The Divine Phoenix Returns: The Nine Misses Against the Heavens. I'm looking for a cultivation story where the female lead pretends to be weak while hiding her strength. There's a plant inside her that can eat lightning. Everyone else dodges tribulation lightning, but she runs toward it to eat it. What I remember most is that the lightning burned all her hair off. Please help me find the book. I forgot...
Please Recommend Western Religion-Themed Novels
The protagonist's gender doesn't matter, and neither does much else. I want someone with a fanatical faith, willing to sacrifice everything for it. Ideally, they're a cult leader: outwardly calm, but concealing a fanatical faith and dark impulses.
Any Books About Gods?
Looking for books like *Starting Out as a Wild God? I’ll Prove the Way to True Godhood Through Incense!* That’s the kind of book I’m looking for. No female-oriented novels, please!!! No female-oriented novels!!! No female-oriented novels!!! Thank you.
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It's super super super and super good. I read the first few chapters on Douhai. I downloaded it directly to search and read them all. The uncle really cried to death. The whole story is suspenseful and terrifying. Every incident seems to have no connection, but there is still that idiot child! I'm really looking forward to what will happen in the end. I'm almost begging for help. After reading Three Corpses in 20 years, I haven't felt like reading other horror novels. I'm not fascinated at all and can't read them. These two are the only novels that I can read in these years! ! !
The death of my uncle was so good that I cried [I almost cried]. It was very well written and I could really get into the drama. It was very tense and exciting to watch [I almost cried]. It was really good to watch [I almost cried] I loved it.
The author's writing style is very unique, almost completely in the first person. There is no god's perspective interspersed with other novels, which makes the novel more suspenseful. The previous writing is really good, the plot is intertwined, and it leads to more questions in the end. I am really curious about who the man is making the clay figurine. But the pace seems to slow down later? Or is it too little? [Crying] In short, there is a transformation process in writing a book. Don't be discouraged, please humbly ask for advice. I believe you can write a more shocking horror novel!
It's pretty good. I look forward to the follow-up. I hope the male protagonist will grow up in the future. I also hope there won't be a female protagonist. There can be two male protagonists or three male protagonists. Just don't have a female protagonist.
The plot is well written, and the subject matter is also quite novel. Overall it's ok. It's the character of the protagonist that makes me feel strange. He seems to be very confident in himself. He obviously hasn't systematically learned any methods to eliminate evil spirits. Why does he insist on attacking evil spirits when he encounters them? His fragrant ash, glutinous rice, and boy's urine. Ordinary people can use it too. So I don't know why he is so confident in himself, thinking that he will be able to get rid of these monsters, even though the first two people with higher skills than him didn't get rid of them. This is about Bai Lian, and in the end, he relied on others to save him, otherwise he would have died long ago. Of course, this writing may be to promote the plot, but it was not written well, and then there is the girl named Zhao, the main character Jiao Mingming reminded him not to come back, but she still came back, and then when the protagonist went out, he must follow her. The protagonist felt that it was hard for her to say more, but why didn't he say more? She didn't know anything, and following her would only delay her, and the protagonist may not be able to protect her, so why not make it clear to her that he must follow her, what's the use? [Thinking][Thinking][Thinking] Should I be a happy mascot? [Awkward laugh] Then I feel that the protagonist is careless, always letting down his guard, and trusting others too easily, [cover face] [cover face] [cover face] [cover face] Brother, do you know that some people can pretend? [Send heart] What others present to you may not be true [cover face] [OK] I have experienced being deceived by ghosts and having relatives die when I was a child. Logically speaking, I should be suspicious of the people around me, at least not I believe that I have known each other for a short time. The protagonist gives me the feeling that his previous experience has not made him grow up at all, and he is very naive. Also, it is difficult to comment on Man Man and Dr. Gao, whom he likes. Man said to Gao that he would treat the people in the town well in the future, and she will still accompany him. ,,,, Miss sister, you... [Face covering] [OK] are also invincible. Gao killed so many people, did those people die in vain? Didn't Zheng's father who was supporting you also die because of Gao, and you excused him, invincible, it's not your relatives who are killed by feelings, the dead person: "So? Are we also a part of your Play? [Sending Hearts]" Even if he was deceived into killing, wouldn't he still kill him? [Hold face] Is there a difference? [Like] He pities others but not pity, the protagonist also said what else Gao Youman is not satisfied with,? ? ? ? ? Invincible, he wanted to avenge his mother, avenge himself, and resurrect his mother. Hearing the hatred, how could it disappear just because of a girl? Is your brain okay? And Empress Zheng comforted Naman. Say what? Stop crying. Doctor Gao shouldn't want him to cry, right? It seems like this. No, brother, do you still remember that this Gao was the murderer of your father? [Shocked][Shocked][Shocked][Shocked] It can only be said that the protagonist's character has great flaws. Didn't you see what kind of growth he had through these experiences? It seems like I didn't learn anything. Vigilance is too weak. It's too easy to relax. Believe that others are too soft-hearted
It is very successful in shaping the protagonists, I am referring to Ma Jiatin and Chen Yanzhi. As a special existence, Pingchun is like a camera recording the strange events along the way. From Chang'an Village to Zangxian Tower, apart from getting bolder, I always fall off the chain at critical moments. In times of emergency, there is always a tightness in the throat, stiffness in the limbs that makes it impossible to move, and the inability to make a sound when trying to scream. Only in the ending, the gods come down to earth, leaving an open ending. Also, the ending is a bit sloppy. Logically speaking, it should be a confrontation between the gods from the Immortal Cave and the gods from the Hidden Immortal Tower. However, from the overall plot point of view, the story is relatively complete, interlocking, the main line is clear, and there is a desire to read on. There are still a few flaws, which lie in the description of some plots (mainly between men and women). Some of the turns between Manman and Gao are rather blunt, and the emotions are a bit contradictory before and after the truth is revealed. But overall, I think this is a good Chinese horror novel. The creation of some important supporting characters is very successful, especially the uncle and grandfather, and you can feel the true feelings in it.
It's nice to watch, the first part is touching [crying] although it's a little scary
I got it from Douyin. I was very interested after listening to it. After reading the full text in two days, I felt that the author was very imaginative and the plot was ups and downs and fascinating. I couldn't get enough of it. I begged the author to release a second season [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying]
It was very exciting to watch it, and the ending was reasonable, but I still found it hard to digest. Pingchun has become the child I watched grow up [crying] [crying] as if it was stuck in my throat. I have gone through so many hardships. I hope the author can add more extras. I feel like there are still a lot of holes left to fill.
The subject matter is very novel, but in the end Pingchun was taken away. The characters of Chen Yanzhi and Majiatian were very well portrayed. The whole story of the uncle was the best [crying]. The final ending was equivalent to the loss of the three-person team. Although Fukuzawa was too miserable and pitiful, Pingchun, Xiao Chenzi, and Majiatian were also independent individuals. The ending was so unexpected to me. The author is really good at writing. Although there are many holes that have not been filled in and some bugs, the overall book is very well written. Can the author continue writing?