[Suspenseful imagination + single male protagonist + many twists and turns + grand world view + no system + props] * [Relaxing and humorous] Those who mind, please beware! !
You are a lumberjack who was hired by Boss Wang with a high salary and came to Gouxiong Ridge. But he discovered that this place was already a "forbidden zone". In recent years, there have been frequent casualties and disappearances of tourists in Gou Xiong Ling, and the police had to seal off the forest.
Unexpectedly, just when you were about to escape from the forest, an accident happened...
It turns out that this place has been invaded by "weirdness"... You must investigate the truth, but you cannot go against your original wishes...
Warm reminder: You don't have to be happy all the way to the end, you have to be smart.
Reader comments
Although the update may be a little slow, there is definitely hope. (I hope you can give me more advice) You can comment from four aspects.
1. The plot is exciting (out of ten points)
2. Writing style & fluency (10 points out of 10)
3. Level of humor (out of ten points)
4. Expectation index (out of ten)
5. Additional (one item is worth ten points)
Someone asked, why did the author write a comedy novel that was supposed to be a horror novel?
When I wrote this novel, the essence of it was not horror, but the idea was more about the bear haunting itself, using a different angle to evaluate the world of ghost stories (although it has not been fully developed yet due to too few chapters). There are many connections with the original story in the book, which also facilitates plot development. It can be said that the focus is not on the strange rules, but on the bear appearance itself. Rules are just a means and a way of writing, and their collision is what really attracts readers. Including humor and fear, in essence.
Although the update may be a little slow, there is definitely hope. (I hope you can give me more advice) You can comment from four aspects. 1. The plot is exciting (out of ten points) 2. Writing style & fluency (10 points out of 10) 3. Level of humor (out of ten points) 4. Expectation index (out of ten) 5. Additional (one item is worth ten points) Someone asked, why did the author write a comedy novel that was supposed to be a horror novel? When I wrote this novel, the essence of it was not horror, but the idea was more about the bear haunting itself, using a different angle to evaluate the world of ghost stories (although it has not been fully developed yet due to too few chapters). There are many connections with the original story in the book, which also facilitates plot development. It can be said that the focus is not on the strange rules, but on the bear appearance itself. Rules are just a means and a way of writing, and their collision is what really attracts readers. Including humor and fear, in essence.