The Parallel World I Transmigrated to Is Actually Haunted

I don't know why there are so many bad reviews, but I think it's super good. I've watched it for quite a while now. Every dungeon is very well designed, and I think it's normal for it to be included by the official team. The protagonist's personality is completely different from what the reviews say—a saintly babysitter. She's actually quite cold and indifferent.

It's rare to find a protagonist in a side-scrolling story who doesn't cheat, harm, or create riddles; not bad. Too abstract

It's very well written, with no drawn-out romance or unnecessary supporting characters having romantic entanglements. It's genuinely a no-romance story, not just a bait-and-switch tactic. The main character is intelligent and doesn't act irrationally. The writing is smooth, the plot is okay, and none of the other characters are particularly brainless. It's rare to find a story that I really enjoy.

The storyline is well-designed, and the various dungeons are quite interesting. However, the dungeon progression feels a bit drawn out and too verbose. The climax, however, is very captivating and exciting. I hope the earlier parts progress faster and avoid so much unnecessary dialogue. 2. The writing style is decent on Tomato, but it ultimately falls short compared to other top authors.

Very good. The protagonist has some emotions, but not much, and it's very likely just an act. There are enough satisfying moments, and the descriptions of female bodies are normal, without any ambiguous elements. The only problem is the slow update speed; it's not enough! This is an extremely good book. The writing is smooth and above average.

Many people say the main character is a burden at the beginning, but Yang Xia is adorable, doesn't hold the group back, and is only 15 years old. If it were a girl, people would say it's toxic... Anyway, it's really good. The protagonist is intelligent, some of the side stories are great, and I really liked the plot twists.

The narrative of the eerie dungeons or real-world bizarre events is smooth and engaging. My only complaint is that the scenes with the supporting characters after returning to reality feel tedious. Skipping parts doesn't affect the overall enjoyment. I was initially put off, but then remembered how brilliant the dungeon sections were and came back to continue reading.

It's so good! The author updates frequently, I really love it. This is a story without a romantic pairing, the protagonist is aloof but not overly sentimental, decisive, and has his own principles and bottom line, he's very charismatic. Also, I really ship Bai and Aze 😳 Their choice of dungeons is different from others, very stylish.

I think it's well-written, above average, but almost excellent. Worth reading, although it's somewhat pieced together from different sources, the dungeon design concept is sound. However, the star ratings for some dungeons are a bit unequal; currently, two-star dungeons feel more difficult than four-star ones. The four-star national war dungeons don't meet the standard.

The author's initial writing was discouraging, feeling like they were deliberately padding the word count with excessive descriptions, and the character development was mediocre. However, it improved significantly as it progressed, with several plot twists that kept the ending unpredictable.