[Strange recovery + thriller + no system + semi-infinite flow + no Virgin + no darkness + no heroine]
When ghosts invade reality, a group of survivors are protected by "rules".
They become employees of "Rules" and must complete their tasks if they want to continue to enjoy asylum.
But the power of "rules" is also limited...
I don't really care about the above.
I don't care who is the cause and who is the effect.
There are ghosts in this world, so what?
I don't care about logic, I just want to do whatever I want.
If you ask me why, it is of course because the whole world is a grassroots team, full of unpredictable absurdities.
Many times serious preparation can only lead to a ridiculous result.
A very serious consequence may just be for a ridiculous reason.
Therefore, making yourself happy is the most important thing.
Reader comments
A weird recovery article (there are ghosts and weird weapons), a semi-infinite flow (there is a link to publish tasks and solve tasks, but it does not travel to various worlds). The protagonist has a humorous personality (bad taste), a strong ability (likes to trick people), and is not a saint (but he does not kill people indiscriminately). The world view will be revealed step by step. It is not all presented at the beginning. It needs to be explored slowly.
How should I put it, it is my favorite unlimited horror novel. The disadvantage is that the overall world view is incomplete, generalized, and lacks details, making it difficult for people to think about it. The charm of Mugenliu is to trace why something like this happened bit by bit, but this book hardly gave me the motivation to explore further. It lacked that weird and mysterious feeling. I give it five points and hope that the author will work hard. After all, there are fewer and fewer unlimited horror novels now.
The author could go and check out the Trickster House or Hell Apartment, and work on the structure and description of the overall worldview [Love]
Okay, okay, keep writing.
I think this book is quite good. I would like to support it with five stars.
The plot is interesting and creative, and the character of the protagonist is also quite interesting.
The plot is interesting, the pace is 0k, and it's worth watching.
A weird recovery article (there are ghosts and weird weapons), a semi-infinite flow (there is a link to publish tasks and solve tasks, but it does not travel to various worlds). The protagonist has a humorous personality (bad taste), a strong ability (likes to trick people), and is not a saint (but he does not kill people indiscriminately). The world view will be revealed step by step. It is not all presented at the beginning. It needs to be explored slowly.
How should I put it, it is my favorite unlimited horror novel. The disadvantage is that the overall world view is incomplete, generalized, and lacks details, making it difficult for people to think about it. The charm of Mugenliu is to trace why something like this happened bit by bit, but this book hardly gave me the motivation to explore further. It lacked that weird and mysterious feeling. I give it five points and hope that the author will work hard. After all, there are fewer and fewer unlimited horror novels now. The author could go and check out the Trickster House or Hell Apartment, and work on the structure and description of the overall worldview [Love]
Okay, okay, keep writing.
I think this book is quite good. I would like to support it with five stars.
The plot is interesting and creative, and the character of the protagonist is also quite interesting.
The plot is interesting, the pace is 0k, and it's worth watching.
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
Such a wonderful 😃 potential and powerful new book 🤓
It looks good. The protagonist can control ghosts very quickly without dragging down the tower.