Wang Mu found a yellowed book at a stall on the antique street, which recorded various bizarre deaths. At first, he just thought it was a miscellany of strange stories, until late that night, the words on the page began to squirm, pulling him into a haunted house in the Republic of China, where there was a woman in blood-red clothes, who was looking for something every night.
To survive, he must untie the other party's obsession. By overcoming them, one can gain virtuous qualities and extend one's life; by suppressing them, one can take away resentment and become stronger. Until the end, Wang Mu discovered that he seemed to be a person in the book...
Reader comments
It's not bad. Although the novels of this genre are all about the same, the writing style is not bad. At first glance, there are no flaws. A few typos are harmless and the flaws are not hidden. Based on this quality, I should have a score of 9.4 Or above.
After Lijiacun, in this reality, if you just go to this point without preparing anything, it will poison a lot of people. I would like to make a small suggestion. Change it from not preparing anything to preparing 1 point. However, I underestimated its intensity. I think it will be better.
I originally wanted to give it a three-star rating, but I received more encouragement.
Tell me the disadvantages
The first is the second "dungeon", Lijia Village. The protagonist talks about looking for evil spirits at noon. However, after being chased by those children in the morning and escaping from the house, he does nothing until night. He clearly knows that it will be more dangerous at night, but he has to wait until night and wait until the controlled villagers are surrounded before he comes out to resist.
Secondly, it's Lijia Village. Li Hu is a real tiger. He jumped into the well while shouting "My father will give me his life in exchange for mine" (I give this operation an eight-point five, because I was a little speechless😅). Finally, he whispered, I have never seen anyone go into the well to touch snails, and this was even when everyone in the village thought the well was unclean.
The author's writing style is okay, and the story has no flaws that make it unbearable. However, I feel that the pace of the story is still too fast. Basically, the seven or eight chapters are just a short story. I feel that many places can be expanded.
There are relatively few people reading this book now. I hope the author can continue to read more.
It's not bad. Although the novels of this genre are all about the same, the writing style is not bad. At first glance, there are no flaws. A few typos are harmless and the flaws are not hidden. Based on this quality, I should have a score of 9.4 Or above.
After Lijiacun, in this reality, if you just go to this point without preparing anything, it will poison a lot of people. I would like to make a small suggestion. Change it from not preparing anything to preparing 1 point. However, I underestimated its intensity. I think it will be better.
I originally wanted to give it a three-star rating, but I received more encouragement. Tell me the disadvantages The first is the second "dungeon", Lijia Village. The protagonist talks about looking for evil spirits at noon. However, after being chased by those children in the morning and escaping from the house, he does nothing until night. He clearly knows that it will be more dangerous at night, but he has to wait until night and wait until the controlled villagers are surrounded before he comes out to resist. Secondly, it's Lijia Village. Li Hu is a real tiger. He jumped into the well while shouting "My father will give me his life in exchange for mine" (I give this operation an eight-point five, because I was a little speechless😅). Finally, he whispered, I have never seen anyone go into the well to touch snails, and this was even when everyone in the village thought the well was unclean.
The author's writing style is okay, and the story has no flaws that make it unbearable. However, I feel that the pace of the story is still too fast. Basically, the seven or eight chapters are just a short story. I feel that many places can be expanded. There are relatively few people reading this book now. I hope the author can continue to read more.
It looks good so far, no complaints.