
The Book of the Dead
死灵之书
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 202k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery & Supernatural
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
78Chapters
255Reads
5.8Score
6Listens
18.5kReads · all time
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Five stars presented. In fact, this kind of subject matter and style are more suitable for publications. Internet articles are definitely not suitable, and they cannot be written long. The story of Earl Mouse should be a combination of several different stories.
One hundred dollars corresponds to each of the seven deadly sins, a hundred dollars corresponds to greed, a girl corresponds to gluttony, a lover corresponds to jealousy, parasitism corresponds to laziness, a change of face corresponds to lust, hypocrisy corresponds to arrogance, and a foreign land corresponds to anger (? A foreign land is a bit ridiculous, but that's all that's left)
I don't know if it's the tomato or the author's fault, but this book is actually unfinished.
I am the sublime God who rules over all things, and I am the Lord of creation nourished by flesh and blood; I give you life as your food, time as your love, and the world as your place to live. Whoever steps into my forbidden land, are you a human being? No, I am the Lord of Nothingness!
This book is generally a micro-horror and is very friendly to newcomers trying horror. It also contains satire on reality. It is recommended to read it.
The story is very interesting and does not fall into the clichés of domestic online novels. The story styles are varied and each has its own merits. Personally, I feel that it is more appropriate to set the Necronomicon as a projection of Yog-Sothoth rather than Azathoth.
This book is so good. I really can't really comment on his every stroke. The descriptions of the beauty, ugliness, good and evil of humans and animals are really good, especially the chapter about Count Shu. I just hope it can tell a little bit about the black magic in the real Necronomicon. What I like most is that there are some elements of restraint.
To be continued… The last two stories are average and relatively long. The last chapter was a beginning and then it was gone.
A novel suitable for after-dinner entertainment, quite enjoyable to read
Horror story, good