The Sequence Creator: Lord of the Dead

Reference is made to the mystery. Although some settings and plots may be a little different, the structure is very similar, including suicide, divination, official involvement, and conspiracy. But the setting is too high, and the protagonist is struggling, not knowing what is plotting against him. If there are too many settings and very high settings, it will be easy to lose control. There is a feeling of no where to start, adrift, and an uncertain future. Compared with Klein, who relied on official organizations and steadily used plug-ins (Source Castle), the protagonist Wayne is indeed in a miserable state now. His understanding of the world is all false and true, and he is in a crazy state of mixed truth and falsehood. Moreover, this kind of calculation by a high-ranking person seems to easily lead to a bloody plot, which can be seen to the end at a glance. However, the overall writing style is still very good, and the areas that are prone to poisonous points are also covered with hypnosis + high-level presence influence. When the word count goes up, expand the story and read it. The experience may be much better.

It's quite good-looking, but the story with the heroine didn't resonate with me, so I'll give it a five-star encouragement. Come on, author, goodbye author.

Interesting, Sugeng I think it's okay, but I can't stand the brainless system text. I really like the elements of death, undead, and magic potion sequences. It has a gruesome flavor, but there are typos in some places, but at least it's not an AI feed. I'll give it a try.

Good things these days are often not recognized. I once saw a book that was read by hundreds of people, but the writing was really addictive. Some rated it 9.5 Or higher, but there was no trace of human logic. This novel has many connected threads, with foreshadowing and foreshadowing, and the writing is also on point, especially the character portrayal, which is very wonderful. I can only say this. If you want to read interesting stories, please go elsewhere. Don't enter this place if you are ignorant and brainless.

Yes, the sequence is very detailed and the basic logic is OK. Judging from the current situation, it is an above-average level among the serial novels I have read. Come on, author [please update]

Later, the more you look at it, the more exciting it becomes 🥰

A very good book, with a somewhat mysterious feel

Not bad, not brainless

For tomatoes, the writing is very good and has a mysterious shadow.

It looks good, but why is there no one there?