Eternal Nightmares of the Long Night

Well written! The plot is original, the main characters are well-developed, and the pacing is tight. Most importantly, there's a central storyline that unifies the entire narrative, with each subsequent story advancing the main plot, keeping the reader engaged.

The dungeons are terrifying enough that even finding out the backstory only helps you survive the final reckoning. The characters aren't stereotypical; the protagonist isn't overpowered but just very intelligent, which amplifies the oppressive atmosphere of the ghosts. He's not a saint and doesn't blindly seek cooperation; he's decisive and will lend a hand to good people.

A very interesting horror novel. The premise of a smart person and a martial artist feels more like a main and supporting character than a dual protagonist. The setting and narrative of each instance are well done, and the protagonist is indeed intelligent and his personality is not too out of place. Several foreshadowing elements have been planted so far, and I look forward to the rest of the story.

As a seasoned book lover, I think it's been pretty good so far. It's decisive and ruthless. There were some frustrating moments at the beginning, but seeing what's in front of me changed my mind. I'd give it five stars for now.

It's very good, but the veteran character design is a bit too one-dimensional. I suggest adding some experienced, charismatic characters; it would be even more exciting if the premise of only having the protagonist stand out would be removed.

One of the few infinite flow novels I like and can get into. Currently, there is no female lead (and hopefully there won't be one in the future). There are no cheat codes, and the male lead relies solely on his intelligence (which is very much to my liking). The plot is not dragging and has plot twists. So far, it's a good one.

This book kept me reading because I felt the storylines were exceptionally well-written. The background stories, character descriptions, and bizarre settings were truly refreshing. However, there were a few flaws in the early chapters, which probably deterred many readers. The character Lü Xinxin was genuinely annoying and almost made me give up.

It's really good, I love it! 🥺 Although the writing style at the beginning had a bit of an ancient Chinese feel, which felt a little awkward at first, it got really good later on! It felt very comfortable and smooth to read! The dungeons were quite novel, and the horror effects were very well done!

So far, they've all been great. This is the second readable infinite flow novel I found on Tomato Books. I can't help it, many of Tomato Books feature characters with overpowered abilities, and I just love watching the protagonists calmly and intelligently overcome obstacles, knowing they are their own trump card. Even without overpowered abilities, they're still very enjoyable to read.

The story is quite novel, and the protagonist is intelligent, but unfortunately, the supporting characters' stories feel underdeveloped. It would have been better if it had a more ensemble cast feel! Also, the ending felt a bit rushed; it abruptly ended without warning. [Shocked]