The Stand User in a World of Urban Legends

The first book I found about Junji Ito's horror stories, I feel pretty good about it. Although it is mixed with many other comic settings, it doesn't feel too messy. I just personally don't like settings with large-scale national organizations. I feel that the largest family-type organization is enough. Otherwise, if there is a country involved, it always gives me the feeling that all crises can be solved by missiles [laughing]

There are only stand-ins. Ito Junji's horror story and the miscellaneous fish monster like the invisible girl were quite interesting. Later, when Onmyoji came in and forced the character, it was directly downgraded.

It has potential. Some descriptions would be better if they were clearer. I can't tell who said what. In addition, the protagonist should be decisive in taking action, and do not cause the protagonist to internalize the reader.

Only the protagonist has a double, so others can't see it. This is a very good restoration.

It's between good-looking and toilet paper. It's watchable, but there are still many shortcomings.

I have to say that this author really has two skills. The whole novel is full of the feeling of JO. The setting of the stand-in is very good and the combat power has not collapsed.

Yes, there's nothing wrong with the pacing. The fusion of Ito Junji's Kaidan and traditional Japanese Kaidan is not too abrupt. Generally speaking, it is very good on this platform.

The narrative would be better if it was clearer and more detailed. The rhythm is a little chaotic, which can lengthen the story and enrich the characters. The theme concept is very good.

Yes, why don't you work hard and go to the book waste area to recommend yourself?

At least it has the flavor of a light novel.