One Cursed Letter, and I'm in the Eighteenth Layer of the Ghost Realm?

Come on, let me comment first, because I couldn't stand it when I saw the comment area. Let me start with my point of view: I like to read movies with female protagonists [snickering] [smirking] [smirking] I don't know why so many people are obsessed with whether there is a female protagonist or not. I have read novels, and many of them are under the banner of not having a female protagonist, but the quality is also uneven, some are good and some are bad. Whether a novel is good or not mainly depends on the author's writing style, whether the copy is scary or not, whether the plot is reasonable or not, and whether the protagonist has enough personal charm. I feel that adding a love line to a character is a good bonus for the character itself. However, I would rate it as a 🐏wei for those who blindly ignore the character's own characteristics and directly cut off all the possibility of love lines. If the author decides to write an emotional line, just write it well. Wouldn't it be a great success if there is a female protagonist in The House? I don't think you need to pay too much attention to the comments. After all, the author should be most responsible for his own work. He should devote his energy to the creation of new copies instead of worrying about whether there is a female protagonist. Regarding question b, for example, many excellent works have women who are close to the protagonists and even like each other, but they may not necessarily be together in the end of the story (maybe because the ending of the story is left blank, or their stories have future possibilities), then does this kind of work have a heroine or not? There are women who are close and dating, but the appearance rate may be very low, so does this kind of work have a heroine or not? Those who clamor for no heroine every day will be regarded as 🐏wei by me. Anyway, cheers for the author. [Laughs][laughs][laughs] It seems pretty good so far.

I see many friends asking questions about the heroine. In fact, in my own opinion, my most important thing is to create a more perfect dungeon and create a better horror environment. I will control the emotional line with the heroine. As for how much, it depends on your follow-up feedback. I will also reduce or expand the heroine's line after understanding the needs in various aspects. Whether the final ending will be good, bad or unknown. In short, I will try my best to write the story and bring it to everyone, and make it as perfect as possible in terms of writing skills, story and other aspects.

Although it does look like "The House", the author's writing is pretty good, and Sister Bai's death has always been a scar in my heart. I hope the author can stop killing the heroine, please! [Cry][cry]

The setting is similar to "The House", which is my favorite genre. After reading "The House", I have been looking for this type of supernatural novel, and finally found it for me. Although the details of the plot and description are not as good as "The House", but as a new author, the author has already written very well, and corrects mistakes when he knows them. He can correct them in time when he finds them, and he also listens to readers' suggestions. It is really good! I hope the author will write better and better, so go for it!

It is somewhat similar to Kneeling House. Personally, I think Kneeling House is very beautiful. I hope the author will work hard and make it better based on Kneeling House [Sending Hearts]

I just feel like the protagonist is a bit kinder.

Why does it look like a treacherous house?

It's pretty good, I hope there's no female protagonist

The book is actually a very good one. Although the level of horror is not very high, there are still many twists and turns. The plot is rigorous and linked one by one. It would be better if the boss could be more powerful (with more rules).

I didn't finish listening to it. The reason is that because of the CP, the heroine Charlene has a feeling of choosing a man. The male protagonist is more suitable for Charlene, and the warmth is more suitable for the male protagonist, because the male protagonist pinches his face when Wen Qing is close. Personally, I just stopped watching because of the CP, but I still give five stars to support it.