Folklore: The Vicious Chang

It's novel, and the horror world it constructs has its own unique characteristics, unlike some books where it's as if normal people, except for the protagonist, don't deserve to live. It's quite good, and I'm looking forward to seeing how it fares.

It's a very novel theme, and I hope you can keep writing it and not abandon it.

The theme is novel, the descriptions are detailed, the main and supporting characters are quite distinctive, and the plot is decent. However, the descriptions are a bit verbose, the fight scenes aren't very prominent, and there are too many punctuation marks, which slightly affects the reading experience. The world-building isn't explained very well either.

What a wonderful piece of folklore and eeriness!

This is a pretty good book among Tomato's works. The writing style shows traces of Qiu Zhan's, and it's not too padded. I just don't know if the author can maintain that level of quality. The outline seems quite ambitious, so there's a lot to write later. Also, is it possible to manage two books simultaneously? Hopefully, they won't both interfere with each other. I hope the author can continue to work hard and maintain their level of quality.

The concept is quite interesting, the writing is very detailed, and I particularly like the protagonist's personality. I hope the author can persevere.

Aside from the excessive repetition of certain words in the protagonist's fight scenes due to the martial arts techniques, the overall plot and descriptions were quite good.

I've personally tried it. Highly recommended. For personal reasons, I didn't find it verbose.

It's pretty good, and the concept is really novel. Keep up the good work! [Salute][Salute]

It's good, and the theme is quite novel.