Paranormal Investigation Bureau: Blackthorn Security Company

Having read 70 chapters, I haven't encountered any major flaws. It lacks the overly sentimental, patriotic hype of "Godslayer" and the strategic battles of "Ten Days to the End." The pacing is good; it's not a mindless, fast-paced, feel-good story. It's considered quite good by Tomato's standards. I hope it doesn't have a bad ending.

It's good-looking, the main character is smart, and firstly, and secondly, let's divide it into three main points, and then each main point has seven sub-points. So: people will die if they don't eat, your grandma is straight, the sun will rise from the east, your mom is a woman, your dad is a man, you should close your eyes before sleeping, put on your shoes before going out, bring an umbrella…

From the very beginning, I felt the author's ability to build up suspense was commendable. The book is rich in mystery and the overall world-building is quite intricate. Its strengths are obvious, and the writing style is close to that of a masterpiece. However, the interconnectedness of events could be more refined. For example, the introduction of the hidden characters felt somewhat disjointed.

It's really good. To be honest, I didn't like those two talkative characters at first. But as the plot progressed, each character developed their own charm. I felt the author's writing was quite profound, making me think a bit. The ending felt quite unexpected, completely different from what I imagined, but this kind of surprising ending is more interesting. It's just that in the end, it seemed like only the protagonist was left, which left me with a sense of loss.

Absolutely fantastic!! A personal recommendation from someone who's been appreciating suspense, horror, and endless flow novels for years! It even feels like the author is a top-tier writer using a secondary account. Definitely worth reading! :) It's just that there are less than a hundred chapters yet, not enough! (Secretly urging for more updates!)

What drew my attention were the countless fathers in the book. The fathers were all well-written, and the theme of family love is timeless. The fathers were never confined to a single personality type; their love was sometimes just right, sometimes overwhelmingly powerful. A certain moment in the book always touched my heart.

The story has a clear structure and decent writing style; it's clear, fluent, and doesn't feel awkward. So far, there are no obvious plot holes. It's humorous and easy to understand, and the suspense is well-crafted. So far, there's no female lead and no awkward risqué jokes, making for a very comfortable reading experience.

The plot is fast-paced, the writing isn't simplistic, and so far there are no obvious flaws. Perhaps because the title and cover weren't eye-catching enough, at first glance I thought it was just another average novel by Tomato (a famous Chinese writer), but after clicking in and reading the text, I found it to be quite well-written.

So far, it's been pretty good. I finished it in one go. I checked out the author's comments and he seems like a very interesting person. Maybe it's because he's a new author and his book is new, but the ratings and number of people following the story are quite low. I hope this book will get better and better.

It's been a long time since I've read a book that suits my taste so well. The plot is suspenseful yet the pace is leisurely, and the writing style is both descriptive and subtly darkly humorous. It's a pity there's still too little content at this stage; the plot hasn't unfolded much yet, and I'm quite impatiently waiting for updates 😳