I'm the Interstellar Nightmare Dreamweaver

It's good and exciting. It mainly tells horror stories in seconds, but less about the heroine's personal life. I think it's pretty good. There are other books that describe too much about the heroine's life and seem a bit vulgar and fast-paced, which makes it boring. The author posted more [Adoration] [Adoration] [Adoration]

It's a purely game writing, no cp, no ambiguity. Except for a few necessary background worldviews, they are all describing the games produced, and they are all horror games. The description of the game is also good. I felt very interesting at the beginning. Only the later part can't match the horror of the previous part. There are very few horror games made by female protagonists without cp in Tomato. This one is still okay. Although I can't keep up with the later part, I can do it in the early part. I don't know why the score is so low.

The plots of the horror dungeons are well written, and have the flavor of popular horror stories from the 80s and 90s. However, they describe in too much detail the bullying and oppression suffered by the undead ghost before his death, and too few scenes of the perpetrators being retaliated. Moreover, many dungeons only reveal the darkness at the tip of the iceberg, and there are not many dungeon endings in the game, which makes it very depressing to watch the host finish the game. The ending of every game is so depressing, it's very uncomfortable. The thinking and behavior patterns of interstellar people are really very modern. It feels like except for transportation and game production model, which are closely related to interstellar, everything else is like modern people and modern society. Just don't hide your flaws.

At present, this is the second book that brings the horror of the present to the interstellar world. Apart from these two books, there is currently no replacement, and there is no CP or any emotion. God knows how difficult it is to find this type of book.

Very good-looking, very good-looking. The pace is fast but the connection is very good. Very good-looking. The author is great. The name of the heroine is super nice. In other words, the name the author gave to his daughter is super nice. Chi Feiwan is very nice. "The late leaves become more fragrant after frost, but the rhyme is hard to retain even if it is late."

The time-traveling heroine Chi Feiwan, who has no CP, becomes a dream maker with horror elements, creating dreams about funeral parlors, red wedding dresses, attracting ghosts, Miao poison and so on. The story of discovering that the cause of Cavity Syndrome is the Zerg and the struggle begins. The plot is tightly paced and there is no drag. Nice.

It's quite interesting, especially the two sentences at the end. It's the first time I've seen this new life cycle. It's very consistent with the law of development. In other interstellar novels, either the Zerg have been destroyed, or the Zerg have been tamed by the male and female protagonists. This is the first time I've seen the Zerg resurrected.

I think it's possible to design multiple dreams so that people can't distinguish reality. Also, the author, you're too slow.

The idea is good, but there are a lot of logical flaws. It would be much better to read each dream as a dungeon story. The main plot also has some logical flaws that cannot be justified, so it is okay to read it as a quick time travel. Four stars for encouragement.

This setting is quite good, but it's a pity that there are few chapters. Each small story can be viewed as a new small world. [Shy] I originally thought that the dream I created should be narrated around the protagonist. But that's not actually the case. Each of these small stories is like a complete world. The person who actually started the dream does not have complete control over the direction of the plot. But he saw what he saw, things he had not experienced that were not bad. [Adoration] It can be regarded as paving the way for the later stage. It is precisely because the world created by the heroine is complete enough that they can awaken their consciousness.