
Paranormal Investigation Bureau: Blackthorn Security Company
诡异调查局:黑荆棘安保公司
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- Completed
- Length
- 503k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery High-Concept
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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No Heroine, No Romance for the Male Lead, Any Genre
Male-oriented, no female lead, no CP, no flirting, no harem. No gender swaps. Don’t recommend anything with no gender, either. I want someone who is male in both soul and body, a man through and through. I’m not interested in no-female-lead stories that are basically a land of women. And don’t give me vague stories that merely claim to have no female lead. I’ll report bad recommendations.
🙏 No Romance, and the Male Lead Doesn't Flirt Around. He Focuses on Building His Career.
Celestials: False Immortals, Golden Immortals, Mystic Immortals. Great Immortals: Great Yi Immortals, Great Zhi Immortals, Great Luo Immortals. Supreme Immortals: Immortal Kings, Immortal Venerables, Immortal Emperors.
Eerie Novels: There Are No Masterpieces Left. Prove Me Wrong
There aren't many good eerie novels these days. Most are basically all the same, with nothing fresh or novel about them.
I Just Love Mentally Unstable Main Characters!!!
As the title says.
Any Good Foundation Fanfiction?
No particular requirements. Just no invincible protagonists, and stick to the Foundation's original setting. The original setting, and nothing but the original setting!
The Only Lovecraftian Novel Worth Reading Is Lord of the Mysteries! Disagree? Come Debate Me!
I've been reading for over ten years and have had a long-lasting book drought. After rereading Lord of the Mysteries, I'm looking for a million-word-plus Lovecraftian novel with sequences, advancement, and potions, but I've had no luck at all...
Looking for a Story With a Murderous, Utterly Rational, Brilliant Protagonist Who Keeps His Wits About Him
I want to read something like *I Carried the Burden of 40 Lives* (also known as *Waking Up to 40 Murders*). Either a male or female protagonist is fine, as long as they’re highly intelligent and level-headed, able to plan clearly when faced with danger.
Give Me a High-IQ Male Lead Who’ll Make My Brain Overheat
Detective, Mystery, and Crime-Solving Stories
Urgently Looking for Foundation Fiction
Looking for books like Honkai: Star Rail: I Fabricate the Unknown and Scare the Gods to Tears.
Looking for Cerebral, High-IQ Stories. I've Been Enjoying Them Lately
Looking for a battle of wits between the protagonist and the antagonist.
Mind-Bending, Realistic Stories With So Many Twists You Can’t Guess What’s Coming, Even If You’re Clever
Novels with Highly Intelligent Protagonists
Looking for highly intelligent protagonists like those in Zi Jinchen's works and *Long Night Journey*, without a golden finger. Xianxia, fantasy, and other genres are all fine. No System or game-based stories.
Looking for a Single Male Protagonist: No Heroine, No CP, No Romance, and No Flirting
The protagonist must be male. Any genre is fine, but most importantly, there must be no female lead, no pairings, no flirting, and no romance. Ideally, no younger sisters, aunts, or other female relatives either. And don't recommend any gay romance!!!! (And please check out Xiaohongshu at the end.)
Mysteries or Crime Stories with Wildly Imaginative Plots, Driven by Plot with Romance in the Background
Looking for books like The Time I Forgot I Was a Cosmic Big Shot. Anything in the xuanhuan or infinite-flow genres is fine, as long as the author’s imagination is wild enough. I’m not a fan of protagonists with an overwhelmingly strong plot armor; a little less is fine. I like stories with a bit of logic...
I’m Desperate for Something to Read! Any Books With Fresh, Original Premises? Please Recommend Some!
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After reading Chapter 70, there are no surprises. There is no embarrassment like showing off the national sentiments and righteousness of God, and there is no battle of wits in the middle school at the end of the tenth day. The rhythm is very good and it is not a brainless fast-paced novel. It's not bad in Tomato, I hope it won't be bad.
It's good-looking, the protagonist has a good brain, and first of all, and then this, secondly, we first divide it into three major points, and then divide each major point into seven small points, so: people will die if they don't eat, your grandma is a straight woman, the sun will rise from the east, your mother is Female, your father is a male. You should close your eyes before sleeping, put on shoes before going out, bring an umbrella when it rains outside, eat when you are hungry, believe that light will turn into Ultraman, run away if you can't beat him, beg for mercy if you can't escape, break up with him if you can't beg for mercy, and finally give up thinking. (The main thing is that I don't say [shy])
From the moment I opened this book, I felt that the author's foreshadowing ability was good. He set up a lot of suspense and set up the overall world story line very deeply. The advantages are obvious. The writing style is very close to the masterpiece. However, if the links are more detailed, for example, when setting up the shielded characters, I personally think there is still a certain degree of chaotic thinking. The ending of the world line is too abrupt. It is a big problem. The introduction and foreshadowing of the original world are written but not enough. I only know that it is a novel. There is a living world. When I saw the end, I thought there would be a period of exploration of self-ability. It might take some time to develop, straighten out the order of the world, and understand the story of the original world in the meantime, but it ended all at once. The story of the hermit was not introduced, and neither was the mother or father. Where did the hope left in the original world come from? There should be a group of great people working hard behind it, or a group of people who are causing harm to the world, right? Not introduced at all. If it can be written, it should be sublimated to another level, and the mission and belief of protecting the world can be conveyed to readers. I can only say that it is a good article so far, but it is not too good, because the subconscious is not fully used, or the author actually wants to express that the subconscious already has it but is not aware of it. It is not until the mystery is solved for the protagonist that the two channels of Ren and Du are opened? If this is the case, then the author's writing style is still lacking. In short, after reading a lot of doubts, from the reader's point of view, there are still some suspense that have not been clearly answered. I personally think that if it is expanded, the world view setting should be comparable to that of "Starting from the Red Moon". I hope that the author can see stronger writing skills in his subsequent works and bring more complete works to readers.
Really nice to look at. To be honest, I didn't like the two characters who talked a lot at first. But as the plot line progresses, each character has his own charm. I feel that the author's writing is really deep and made me spend some time thinking about it. The ending felt quite big and had nothing to do with what I imagined, but this unexpected ending made it more interesting. It seemed like the protagonist was the only one left in the end, which made me feel a little lost.
Very nice! ! Recommended by me who has been reading suspenseful and horror novels for many years! It even feels like the author is a master who opened a small account to write it. It's very worth reading:) It's just that there are less than 100 chapters and it's not enough to read (I secretly remind you to update more)
What caught my attention was the countless fathers in it. The fathers were all very well written. Family love is a proposition that will never disappear. My father never sticks to a certain character. Sometimes their love is just right, and sometimes it is as heavy as a thousand pounds. A certain moment in the book can always touch people's hearts. However, the characters in it are very emotional and loyal, and the narration from a God's perspective sometimes has a strong personal bias (this may be a matter of personal taste, some of which are a bit unacceptable). Overall it's good.
The structure of the article is clear and the writing style is also good. It is clear and smooth without being awkward. There are no obvious bugs when I look at it now. It is funny and easy to understand, and the suspense is well set up. So far, there is no female protagonist, no embarrassing dirty jokes, and it is very comfortable to read.
The plot is compact, the writing is not novice, and there is no obvious evil point at present. Maybe it was because the title and cover weren't attractive enough. At first glance, I thought it was a Tomato-level novel. After I clicked in and read the text, I realized that it was well written.
So far, I think it's okay. I finished reading it in one go and looked through the author's comments. I feel like he is a very interesting person. Maybe it's because he's a newbie and has a new book. The ratings and number of followers are very low. I hope this book will get better and better.
It's been a long time since I've seen such a satisfying book. The plot is tense but the pace is slow, and the writing is sketchy with a bit of black humor. Unfortunately, the amount of content at this stage is still too small, and the plot has not developed significantly yet. I am quite anxious to wait for the update [shy]