Hell Is Other People: I Livestream the Dead in the Underworld

The plot is interesting, the writing is excellent, and the structure is complete, needless to say. Unrestrained human nature will inevitably bring disaster, bloodshed, killing, violence and cruelty. Compared with the disease, this book is more like a timeline expansion of the previous book, breaking and crushing the dream of the new world into a bizarre performance art. When death becomes a traffic arena, the dead and living people called "audiences" and "live broadcast hosts" are both executioners and martyrs. Duan Nie has always inherited the author's dark, deep and residual style. Like Zhou Xiu, he likes to tear out his own and other people's souls in front of the camera as bait. He seems to recruit teammates but actually raises dogs (crossed out). The most surprising thing is that Zhou Xiu, the boss, has made a guest appearance in the new book, and even more and more chapters have been published recently, which is very satisfying for the little selfishness of Erbing readers. Finally, it is customary to add the following sentence: Zhou Xiu, we like you, Duan Nie, we like you, Zhong Chen, we like you, and Uncle Gou Jing, we love you.

The type is different from other live broadcast themes and is very novel. Many live-streaming novels are aimed at ordinary people, and it is easier for readers to take on the perspective of the protagonist and feel the horror through the first person. However, what is special about this book is that the author uses the reader's "God's perspective" very well, making the protagonist completely in the hands of the "audience" and readers outside the text. (Just like people fighting crickets), I think this kind of horror is not the kind of horror for the general public, but the protagonist can bite back anything that he thinks can scare him, and let it drip with blood (even making the parts that are supposed to be scary a bit scary, so are the most terrifying ones really just those monsters?) The plots are interlocking, and the logic of the various story lines is very clear. The author seems to like to dissect things like people. After the surface of the human body fades away, all that is revealed is the dirty and dirty inside. Use evil to fight evil, and the evil takes advantage of the evil. Although some characters themselves have consciences, they are indeed not completely positive characters. It is said that everyone is about to die. The morals of a civilized society have no reference value, so how can there be a distinction between good and evil? How credible is the horror defined by the public?

I haven't finished reading The Doomed Patient, but since the two books are composed of different people and different things, they should be understood as two individuals and need to be read separately. From the beginning to the present, I only have one sentence to evaluate this book: it is extremely logical, dares to write and reveal secrets, does not hide the true face of the ugliness at all, and has excellent character creation ability. According to different personal tastes, the shortcomings I identified also have a strong personal subjective color, so I won't go into details. But the color of this book is equally strong. Everyone is a living soul, and everyone has his or her own life. The theme revolves around living, desire, and patients, leading readers step by step into the bloody and cruel world, and discovering the "truth" hidden behind this world under the forced superposition without a chance to breathe. We'll talk about the rest later.

"After My Girlfriend Dies, I Turned the Number One into a Dog" Is this a distortion of human nature... Or a loss of morals... Read this book to see through the ugliness of human nature

There is no such heavy talk in the book (probably because of Fan Kexu), but this one does have it🤓

It's a very interesting book. I looked at the author's homepage and found out that Zhou Xiu's book was also on the bookshelf but I didn't read it. Now I'm going to read it [take a closer look]

It looks great. I want to update it soon, but I am afraid that I will forget to eat and sleep and burn it to death.