
National Fate: I Use Chinese-Style Horror to Suppress the World
国运:我以中式恐怖镇世
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 232k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
97Chapters
1Reads
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How to describe it? I wrote a super scary zombie novel. How scary is it? A zombie killed an entire village. Horrible, right? The dog head is funny. This novel kills, kills, kills, it doesn't have any horror atmosphere, and it doesn't have any content. Chinese teacher: What about the details? Mathematics teacher: What's the process? English teacher: What about pronunciation? Music teacher: What about the pitch? Geography teacher: Where is the location? Art teacher: Where is the picture? Physics teacher: What about practice? History teacher: Where are the records? Practical teacher: What's your experience? Physical Education Teacher: What about intensity? Dance teacher: Where are the moves? Biology teacher: Where is the child? It's like you wrote a martial arts novel, "Bald Donkey, How Dared to Steal the Master's Wife from a Poor Taoist," and then it was gone. Or maybe there are no survivors in the movie, or similar death rhymes: someone else made a two-hour movie, and you just wrote the plot and ended it in one minute. Ten soldiers went out to eat; one was choked to death, and there were nine left. Nine little soldiers stayed up late; one overslept, and there were eight left. Eight young soldiers set out for Devon; one was to stay, and there were seven left. Seven small soldiers used knives to chop sticks; one of them chopped himself, leaving six men. Six little soldiers were bored playing with beehives; one was stung to death, and there were five left. Five little soldiers like to study law; one is a judge, and there are four others. Four little soldiers went to sea to show their talents; one was buried in the belly of a fish, and there were three left. Three little soldiers walked into the zoo; one was attacked by a bear, and there were two left. Two little soldiers sat basking in the sun; one was scorched and only one remained. This little soldier was lonely and alone; he was hanged in a bamboo basket, and no one was left.
One chapter describes the death of 6 people in the Sakura Nation. If you want to see the details, you can leave.