Good news: The setting from his novel has come true!
Bad news: He writes horror stories!
[Infinite Flow + No Romance + No Golden Finger + Not a Power Fantasy + Ensemble Cast]
Web novelist Wei Wuyou opened his new book with a setting where players could ride elevators into different horror-story instances.
He never expected the setting to become reality!
While he was out buying breakfast, he became the unlucky fool who stumbled into an instance!
And his first instance was a haunted apartment building where seven people went missing every year!
Wei Wuyou looked helplessly at the other unlucky souls huddled together.
Just as expected, it was exactly his style: no more, no less, precisely seven people!
Wei Wuyou before entering the instance: Heh heh heh! Let’s see how you like riding elevators for your lives!
Wei Wuyou after entering the instance: Damn it! Who told you to write it like this?
Having read up to chapter 17, the plot is good, a bit scary, but isn't this book about the protagonist's novel coming to life? It's as if he's some kind of random passerby who stumbled upon this story, completely unaware of what he's written.
Help! The ghost stories he wrote have become real! Money Little Leopard It's not the lighthearted style commonly found in online novels, nor is it a typical thriller story found in published works. The characters are quite three-dimensional, but it feels somewhat rushed. The main character is basically just a background character in the first story.
The first instance didn't explain why the building voluntarily modified its ventilation ducts to give the fat manager free rein. Why hasn't anyone resigned from this building that's been haunted for over a decade? Isn't this supposed to be a transmigration into the male protagonist's novel? Why are there people who have participated in multiple instances? What were they participating in before? Are these people NPCs from the male protagonist's story or real people from the real world?
The book has a tightly woven plot and a novel theme. Every dungeon has a great soundtrack. Moreover, the protagonist is very intelligent and doesn't have any of those clichéd cheat codes or systems. It's the best novel I've ever heard on Tomato. In short, it's just two words: extremely beautiful, beautiful, beautiful, beautiful. I've finished listening to this novel; it's really great.
This is the author's third book, and I'm so happy that the author has started a new project. It's as good as ever. What I like most about the author is that the protagonist doesn't have some inexplicable cheat ability and look down on the supporting characters. The supporting characters all have their own souls, whether they are smart or stupid, kind or vicious. The story leaves a lasting impression after reading it.
It's not bad, but the backdrop needs improvement. I've finished watching it. The protagonist is a novelist with a bit of cleverness. The first instance is slightly scary; if it were set up as a haunted house, that would be a different story. The second part is deductive reasoning, which is somewhat complex. Readers who lack patience can skip to the third part or listen to the third deduction.
It's been a long time since I've read such a good book; it's right up my alley.
It's original. Not bad.
The ending was so unexpected, I really love this book.
It's better than the first one; you've improved so much!