The Unkillable Weirdness

Let's put it this way, it would be nice if you think of this novel as an infinite flow to break into a dungeon, because this dungeon has always been very compact, and the character relationships are basically very little expanded. After passing the dungeon, it seems that the protagonist does not get substantial rewards (maybe a little less enjoyable). The advantage of not getting dungeon rewards is that there will be no such situation where the combat power will collapse in the later stage. It depends entirely on thinking and courage to break through the dungeon. It seems quite comfortable at the moment. But I have some doubts about why his book is classified as a single female protagonist [what]

It's great, it's a mysterious revival setting. I think a truly weird person should be someone who is fierce enough, has enough IQ, and refuses any communication with humans. He has no human emotions and will not have emotional disputes with people. Weird only has a one-sided pursuit of humans, but it has restrictions, and humans can only rely on these rules and restrictions to survive.

The first dungeon has 26 chapters, which feels a bit long. Maybe it's because I haven't read this kind of book for a long time. How can I say that overall it is okay? The writing is also good. When I first read the horror elements in Xishen Village, there were red candles + theater + female students + village chief + long-shirted ghosts and female ghosts (there is no specific introduction to how they died, but after reading I can guess the general identity and background of the story). In fact, I think there are a bit too many horror elements. Just like cooking soup, various cooking foods are added to make the soup delicious, but adding too much will have the opposite effect. Overall, it's okay. If you're bored, you can take a look. Oh, by the way, the author doesn't write names for the supporting characters, there's a fat guy and a milk tea girl 🍉

There are quite a lot of scary places, the rural areas favor boys over girls, the Chinese-style ghosts are all good, and there are weird stories about family rules in the middle, but some details are forced to be added temporarily. Overall it is not bad, keep up the hard work.

It is not recommended to listen to this book at night. It was too scary and woke me up. And why is there background music when listening to the book? I was supposed to be listening to a book around 1 o'clock when I fell asleep. As a result, at 2 or 3 o'clock, I vaguely heard background music, which sounded like music from the underworld. Then I woke up with a start. The book continued to play on my headphones. I didn't understand why there was background music. It was so scary. It was mainly because of this music that I woke up. Doesn't AI listening to books have no background music?

It's very well written, but I don't know why it's not very popular.

There must be fat people in horror stories

I hope the protagonist will not join Bianhuahua as his younger brother. He can be a lone wolf or join a group. To be honest, in the early stage, I looked like a deserted house and the end of the world 👍

Nice! The plot is very exciting, I like pure horror, not gang wars or fantasy 🥰

The second copy is very well written, very detailed and makes you feel like you are on the scene. The new cover is too hellish