Running an Amusement Park in a Supernatural World

Overall, it's pretty good-looking, with a novel subject matter and a high female content, but I feel like the background is not very clear, and Goldfinger is obviously big, but it's a bit frustrating. So far, I don't have any useful employees. I finally found two decent ones, one was poisoned, one turned from being loyal to a traitor, and the others ran away like crazy... I also feel that the author doesn't know how to write fighting scenes, but I'm still looking forward to the follow-up. You can write about employee issues, but not too many. Your theme is management. Everyone wants to see how you run a weird amusement park, but you lingered on your employees for too long, which makes the heroine very incompetent. The most important thing is how many times did you stop at chapter 50???

The text can be subverted, but the development of the plot cannot be subverted. It is here and there and there is no clear plot advancement. It is only about 100,000 words and I can't stop it.

A ghostly version of a weird business simulation game. The plot is very abstract but I like it. The heroine is very impressive as an amusement park owner! It's just that none of the employees we hired are reliable. The heroine has been busy for many days, but in the end, the only one who really does the work is the heroine 🤦

It's only chapter 38 now, and the contrast between the protagonist's perspective on the strange world from a game is very interesting, the setting is novel, and the plot is interesting. The characters are well drawn, with distinct personalities, and the switching of perspectives is natural. I also like that the author uses the perspective of other Aboriginal people to describe things that are different from the protagonist. The settings of vampires, saints, and luminaries are all novel. I like the language style of writing about the weird world where the protagonist manages the game's perspective. The rhythm of the plot is okay. Maybe because I am a book reader, I tend to miss some parts, and there are some problems with the connection (I don't know if it's my problem or the work's problem), but it doesn't have a big impact. Let me talk about some minor shortcomings in my personal experience. The protagonist feels a little incomplete when doing something, and is always delayed by other things. In Xiaohei, the protagonist is deceived, and I don't like it that much either. But it's harmless. I hope the author will write better and better in the future! (Almost 100,000 words, only 4 book reviews, the traffic is a bit too low, right?)

The design is quite interesting, but the plot related to the heroine's employees is a bit frustrating to watch.

The author is great, don't write about such a good subject in an abstract way... The previous article was pretty cool, about recruiting a younger brother to destroy the boss. I especially like this kind of article where the heroine is very strong but has cognitive impairment without knowing it. (The following content contains plot spoilers. If you haven't read it, just know that the heroine has extremely powerful abilities but is just as frustrated as the heroine of the sadistic novel.) Since arriving in Nucheng, she has been particularly frustrated. She was sold by others and helped count the money. She was fooled around by the "children" generated from her own vomit. After the mental control ended, she was still missing her. The employees are betrayed, the rides are betrayed, and the level that cannot be assessed is living at the bottom. Is the role of the employees to attack the heroine in reverse? There are some inexplicable abstract links in the back... I saw a person getting breast enlargement... Where is the king in the eyes of ghosts? The author is great, the readers won't be able to bear it if the heroine is abused again...

Finally a heroine with a non-human mentality! You must make this career bigger and stronger! PS The author's writing style is very sophisticated, and he often explains the plot by describing the perspectives of different supporting characters. I'm going to read the author's other books first!

It's a very novel setting. Looking at the background introduction in the first picture, I thought it would be a step-by-step journey. When I saw the fourth chapter, I wanted to give it five stars. The protagonist is so high-end and it's so exciting. But after finishing it all night long, I feel that all the dissatisfaction points in this book lie with the employees. The first two employees were not very good. One was brainwashed throughout the whole process. I am a human ghost and punched the wall. He rebelled and ran away, and even made the haunted house alien. The other immediately reminded the protagonist after waking up from detoxification and then turned to fool the protagonist. The child he took care of was not worried. I always felt that the description of the child's soul was a trance. The child whose body was taken away must be an old monster, and he was even more worried. He also directly explained the matter of taking the body? The character design of Ge Qiu is indeed solid, but he made a long bet and never chose a protagonist from the beginning to the end, which is really unpleasant to watch. Even if the blood servant has poor character, how can he still plot against the protagonist and still have the promised sixty tourists? There are also knights who are condescending. If I didn't know that you had just plotted against the protagonist, I would have thought that you were so noble. The protagonist didn't care about returning the sun, but I care... ... I really can't choose one of your five camps. . . . The small amount of vomiting was relatively small, and I felt fine after I got offline in time. It's okay if the customer service gets beaten up a lot by the protagonist. In fact, there are many areas regarding the park's infrastructure that could be expanded. I don't know when the bus route will be completed. When I fought with the saint, I thought I would take the city for myself... But no matter what, I am still full of expectations for the follow-up of this book. I mistakenly thought that I was following the route where everyone bows to the protagonist when they see it.

The setting of the protagonist is like Azathoth, the supreme god in the Cthulhu mythology, "the god of blindness and stupidity", "the core of the original source of chaos", and "the head of thousands of demon gods". Everything in the universe seems like a big dream of the protagonist, which is beyond the comprehension of us mortals. Can the author help me understand?

It's a business article, right? When you watch it, you will feel like you have been caught in a different world. The heroine: Chaotic Neutral, a very chaotic person, her consciousness may have become very unstable under the influence of the game. She is very chaotic and will identify various rules, some of which are social order and good customs, some of which are just her imagination, and some of which are very scary. Under these rules, the heroine will sometimes make very unscrupulous actions, such as starting to do harm without any malice. Most of the abilities are used unconsciously. Paradise: The heroine is very capable and the park has a large layout. Does this seem like a cool novel? The atmosphere of the novel: The overall atmosphere is terrifying, not the horror of darkness and unknown dangers, but the horror of the entire dungeon being forcibly modified by the heroine's weird logic and the heroine herself being so confused that it leaves people without a sense of direction. Because the heroine is very chaotic, she often leads to plots that readers don't want to go on. Good events that readers think are okay are turned into bad events due to the heroine's paranoia, making people feel very insecure and frustrated. Summary: Very, very disappointing, quite interesting, but very, very disappointing.