Eerie: The Negativity of a World That Contains Worlds

First of all, this book is well written and very attractive. I almost finished reading it in one sitting. Secondly, the bad thing about sitting may be that his rhythm has always been too tight and too depressing. A good work should be relaxed and relaxed, but I didn't see it. Like the beginning with the protagonist and the old lady Yun, it was relatively soothing for a while, and then suddenly there was a small climax. Then there are two consecutive climaxes without stopping, which will give readers a very tired feeling. I hope the author can add some interesting content that can make readers relax in the future.

Cry (இдஇ; ) Personally, I feel that this book is very good, so please give the author a thumbs up. I have always been a fan of books, so don't deny yourself. The writing is very good, at least I love it. I like the male protagonist of this article very much, and every story he encounters is described very well. Even if I just look at a file, I feel like I am actually there, as if pollution has come to me. No matter what, I still hope that I can continue to work hard. I really like this work by the author Dada. The best compliment I can give to the author Dada's work is to urge Dada to update it. Hey (´-ω-`) Say it again: Come on! ! !

I picked it up from the previous book. It is very well written and there is no doubt about the writing style. I mean, could the author change the cover so that more people would read it?

It's pretty good-looking and very distinctive, but I feel that it's a bit tired of emphasizing the uniqueness of the protagonist too many times. This means that every time the team guards the protagonist for treatment, there will basically be a monologue about how important the protagonist is. The point that the protagonist is very important is correct, but the description method in several paragraphs feels a bit the same, which left a deep impression on me, but overall it is still very interesting, and I hope to continue to do more.

The writing is good and the logic is clear, but there is a bit of a strange feeling. The major events are arranged a bit densely. I just dealt with an incident where an evil god may come, and within a few days there will be another incident where I have to face the evil god. I hope to control it later.

It's beautifully written, and really depressing. I just feel like this world is so hopeless, and I can't think of a way to break out of it [I'm about to cry]

Hold on, author, I read very few new books, and you are already recommended on the homepage here. After all, the chapters have not exceeded 100, which is normal. A score of 7.1 Is considered outstanding among new authors with the same number of words. Don't give up on your words.

It's opening very well and has the same potential as grass jelly seedlings [Flowers sent]

I really like the Cthulhu theme, so I was very happy to find this book by the author. After reading it in one sitting, I suddenly felt quite sad. The inability of human beings to resist and the ignorance of ordinary people all felt suffocating at the end. Although the author hastily stopped the book, I still couldn't help but wonder whether the male protagonist and the people on that battlefield in the end were still human beings...

I give it a five-star review. I really like this kind of subject matter. I can understand that it is not ideal at all. The world view should be quite large according to the setting. If it were written normally, the protagonist would probably be set by a god. The plot feels good too. I will forgive you if you make a follow-up [crying]