Folklore: The Vicious Chang

The novel and constructed horror world has its own characteristics. It's not like some books where normal people except the protagonist are not worthy of living. It's quite interesting. I'm looking forward to reading it.

It's a very novel subject matter. It looks good. I hope I can keep writing and don't want to be a eunuch.

The subject matter is novel, the description is delicate, the main and supporting characters are distinctive enough, the plot is okay, but the description is a bit long-winded, the fighting scenes do not highlight the main character, and there are too many punctuation marks, which affects the reading. The world view is not clearly explained. There is also the setting of the meat man. It should be an auxiliary item like elixirs, but when the evil spirits come out, it feels a bit redundant? Maybe it's because I'm superficial or the author left a hole in it. All in all, I think there's still some potential. Use hundreds of evil spirits as firewood to burn the stove of my five internal organs Come on, author!

What a great piece of folklore and weirdness.

Tomato is a good book. There are traces of Qiu Zhan in the writing. There is not much water. I just don't know if I can hold on to it later. It seems that the outline is quite big, and I have written some of it later. Is it possible to get busy by writing two books at the same time? No one else has been affected. I hope the author can continue his efforts and maintain the standard.

The concept is quite interesting, the writing is very detailed, and I quite like the character of the protagonist. I hope the author can stick to it

Except for the protagonist's fight scene where some words are repeated too much due to martial arts, the rest of the description of the plot is good.

Personal experience. Good reviews. Personal reasons don't make me feel verbose.

It's pretty good-looking, and the setting is really novel. Keep up the good work [salute][salute]

It's beautiful and the subject matter is quite novel.