The Paranormal Has Arrived, and My Girlfriend Is a Super Evil God

It's a very good book. I love watching the protagonist explain the concept of the deep sea. It's really fun. Now the main thing is to play it slow and steady, and don't write about the government's masters. Personally, I don't think this kind of plot is interesting. I still like to watch the protagonist cultivate his own partners. Alas, as expected, I still hate joining the official plot. It's not that this kind of plot is bad, it's just that I simply don't like it. Okay, before the world is invincible, there will be an enemy from outside. This is the case. The new mysterious organization has strong combat power. The protagonist cannot defeat it. Such strength is still active underground. I think the minister is not much stronger than the protagonist now. This mysterious organization is operating underground. I can't imagine how much more powerful it will be in the future (laughs)

It's a very interesting work, and the author himself has a wide range of interests. I really didn't expect that the woman who knocked on the door was actually Mrs. How to Date An Entity. This is a very niche horror indie game, far less popular than That's not my neighbor. It shows that the author does have a wide range of interests in this type of work. There are no serious internal flaws in the plot logic, which makes people want to read the follow-up. As long as they don't switch to cultivating immortals/high martial arts in the future and maintain the weird main tone, this book is worthy of my praise. It's really hard to find a book like this

Human head balloons will start to reproduce based on interpersonal relationships. If the corresponding human head balloon appears in Jingu Lily, then all the people in his relationship network will have corresponding human head balloons. The human head balloon will cover everyone in the world in a short period of time.

I can accept that the protagonist is like a frog in a well. What he says and believes is overturned and slapped in the face, and his settings are eaten away. You can take a look.

After reading so many books, your setting really feels a bit groundbreaking, just like when Mystery first came out. The worldview is huge, so you must grasp it. It's really one of the few weird battle stories, mixed with love elements, it's really good. For those girlfriends, if you want more traffic, you can add more inserts and descriptions. This is a common trick in many books I read, and it is quite practical. The more it highlights the sense of weirdness and fear, the better it will be. I hope it won't stop updating, it will really be my spiritual food in the future [laughs] Don't die suddenly. Running takeout during the day and writing novels at night are really exhausting for your body.

A good book, very much to my liking. Speaking of which, when the protagonist can see his girlfriend's mystery later, will the other party's mystery be as high as 530,000? [Thinking]

I have finished reading the latest chapter. In fact, it is already pretty good among free novels. The author usually does takeaways and can keep up with two updates a day. It is already amazing. If you stick to it, you will always get ahead. I hope the author will not stop updating or finish it. If you usually keep books, you can just click more to remind the author to encourage the author.

It has the flavor of "Becoming the Lord of Cthulhu", with the added element of love. Overall, it is better than many books on Tomato. It can be said that this book is a typical example of a good book that is not popular. Of course, there are still flaws with this book. In terms of writing style, in the entire online literature world, it can only be said to be average (of course, it is considered high on Tomato Novels). Taking character description as an example, the author is accustomed to using black silk and other social structural gaze products, or using a well-known two-dimensional character as a prototype (such as Saint Hui, the prototype of a certain heroine in the book) to depict characters. Personally, I think that the author actually lacks the skills in character description. The author actually lacks the skills in character description, so he relies on typical images to create characters. At the same time, the author's character descriptions in the book are very scarce. Although I can know what the heroine is based on, and I can also substitute well-known two-dimensional characters into the book, but to be honest, the sexual tension of the heroine is not really portrayed, and it is all supplemented by personal drama experience. In terms of scene description, the author also lacks skill. Although there are relatively few scene descriptions, he also failed to successfully create scene tension. For example, when the protagonist went to contain the strange department, the author only used a few words to describe it, such as high technology, which did not highlight the peculiarity or mystery of the department itself at all. It could not bring me any imagination, and I just regarded it as a running account. The only part that drives me to continue reading is the plot, which is why I recommend this book to everyone. As far as I'm concerned, the upgrade plot is the main focus and the love plot is the auxiliary one. When I saw the setting of this book, I immediately thought of the book "Becoming Lord of Cthulhu" written by Duan Geng, and its plot is also quite similar to "Lord of Cthulhu". Fighting monsters and saving beautiful girls along the way, it also has the style of a shounen manga. Of course, I won't carry out a detailed plot analysis here. Anyway, I haven't seen plot fatigue in the 100 or so pictures I watched. You have to watch the plot to understand the specifics. I won't spoil it here. All in all, the writing of this book is not very good, but its plot is enough for me to ignore these flaws and let me read it in one sitting. What's more, these flaws are relatively better novels, and most of the novels on Tomato are not even as good as it. It is not on the Tomato rankings. I can only say: Tomato you win I saw a comment below about the protagonist being a eunuch, so I quickly added one. All I can say is that as a book that also has the color of a light novel, there is absolutely no need to rush to acquire girls. On the contrary, the flavor of the light novel lies in the gradual warming of the relationship. After reading five or six young novels, the rhythm of the relationship between men and women in this book is passable. On the contrary, those light novels that advance the relationship between the male and female protagonists too quickly are at fault. What's more, as the protagonist is a high school student, on the one hand, the author is actually shaping the protagonist's sense of youth. Because of this, the protagonist should not rush to do something that goes beyond the norm. This in itself is a key move in shaping the sense of youth, and I also appreciate this very much. On the other hand, the book only has more than 200,000 words. Is it too early to talk about the protagonist, the eunuch? There aren't many Japanese comics that start right after the first few episodes, right? It's too early to talk about this now. I saw below that it is said that the essence of this book is to stack numbers. This sentence is actually quite correct, so I also hope that the author can put more effort into building a worldview. This can also be a source of satisfaction. At the same time, the author can also polish the love plot a little more.

Is the weird girlfriend teasing the protagonist? I always feel that she can feel that the protagonist can see him, so she appears and disappears at fixed times. I even suspected that she had set up the system.

Personally I think it's very good, and the author is too short [smile][smile] You can't do ten updates a day, brother, are you not good enough? [Smile][smile]