The Longer the Night, the Less You Dream

So far it seems very exciting and beautiful, I can't wait to continue following it as soon as I have free time. It's very well written and has a strong sense of immersion. Very well written. I hope the following plots can continue to be as exciting. Don't let it suck at the end, please give it a try, author!

It can be seen from the writing that the author is knowledgeable and writes seriously, but the work may be a bit too focused on the interaction between characters, and the story is not very strong. Of course, some people will like this type of work. It is a good work! Give it five-star support. Come on, the author.

The plot of the dungeon is exciting, and the ghosts and ghosts have a strong sense of oppression. People who seek death usually die overnight. People who have a particularly bad impression will basically not have that kind of smelly and long whitewash. They will die in various forms in the middle. The main focus is a simple and neat one.

After reading The Wandering House, there are no more infinite horror novels that I can read. Come on, don't let me down [Sending my heart]

It's super good-looking. I recommend it. The protagonist is very sane and intelligent, and the supporting characters are not boring.

He is also a great guy, and his writing is really good. He writes top-notch ghost novels.

It's so good-looking. I don't know what to say other than that it's good-looking. I really like the character of the male protagonist. He makes flirty remarks from time to time.

The main line of the story is clear; the plot is ups and downs, fascinating, and the writing is concise and clear. It is really a rare good book.

It's really engaging and the characters are all very individual.

It's not sloppy, the plot is compact, it captures human nature, and you won't feel powerless. The heroine is compassionate, but the emotional bonds are easy to break. It's a good book.