Eerie Descent: I Can Inherit Everything from the Dead

I feel like the plot is quite classic, like a family member was killed and the murderer is unknown. Join the special department to unlock more plots. A mysterious NPC will be refreshed near the protagonist. But I quite like this kind of weird and not very scary novel. . . Looking forward to updates It's a bit like an archived text + a decrypted text, without any ambiguous comments.

Personally, I think the biggest advantage of this novel is that it can maintain a certain rhythm and a good sense of atmosphere. The power system has not collapsed, and the protagonist will not be crushed. It is considered very good for this type of novel. In terms of setting, I feel that the retrospective memory of the protagonist Goldfinger is not appropriate. It should be more appropriate to change it to simulate the life of the deceased. The protagonist's ability is not beyond the standard. In the later stage, he can also consider becoming a troublemaker. In terms of supporting roles, there are not many female characters, such as heroes saving beauties, unrelated older sisters or sisters, beautiful school belles, female anchors, etc. There is only a colleague of the protagonist and a little plot. The overall feeling is good. I hope there is no female protagonist and no ambiguity [Thoughts] Although the plot is classic and related to parents, the supernatural story is still very good. The protagonist is considered a normal person. Although there is nothing outstanding, at least he has a normal brain and is a normal person. The overall feeling is still very good, at least it should be able to reach eight points.

Strangeness is coming: I can inherit everything from the dead cigarette matches The plot is not a mindless and exciting way, each story is written very delicately. Goldfinger basically establishes that the protagonist can be invincible, so it is easier to read. Coupled with so many weird abilities, at least for me, it is still very attractive. As for non-staff personnel, what should I say? It's hard to agree with everyone. I agree with you whether you join or not, but it is a non-staff person who is free between the two. Not only do you not get the benefits of direct lineage, but you also increase the risks out of thin air. The most tiring thing may not be temporary workers, but the most painful thing must be. But I understand. Please support the new book issue with five stars.

The plot is ups and downs, exciting, and the suspense is cleverly set up, making people want to put it down. After reading it in one sitting, you still feel that you are not finished. The structure is rigorous, the layout is exquisite, and the foreshadowing and echo complement each other, showing the author's superb narrative structure ability. The story has a relaxed rhythm and climaxes one after another. It is both tense and exciting yet delicate and tender. It can be called a model of narrative art. The plot design is novel and unique, breaking the conventional routine, giving people a refreshing reading experience and highlighting the author's extraordinary imagination.

The little rubber ball is covered with dust. The old Trojan horse will never come back. Broken doll, grinning, hide and seek, lined up If you can't find it, you are not allowed to return it. Who will be next? Red corner, peek-a-boo, footsteps, gentle knock Old wardrobe, shake gently. Whose face is snickering? Hide quickly and don't scream. If you are found, you can't run away. The lights are out, the wind whispers and there are shadows, who is crying? Little hands, tightly attached to each other, don't look back, don't sigh The door is locked, the road is lost, only you and me are left Is there anything missing in the middle? If a person's body is gone, they are just a broken doll.

So far, it's okay. I hope there will be no heroine, no ambiguity, and it will continue to be better.

I like that Goldfinger is not the directly invincible type! Tomatoes need this! There are so many cool articles that are straightforward and invincible. Speaking of which, tomatoes are stereotyped.

The plot rhythm is good, the prop settings are interesting, and the weird classification is relatively stylish. However, the background setting of the protagonist is a bit old-fashioned. There is also a plot in the hospital where the protagonist went in without triggering the props, causing himself to get into trouble. This makes the protagonist a bit stupid, but overall it is not bad.

It's very good-looking, but it's not finished yet. It makes me feel a little bit unbearable. It doesn't have that overwhelming feeling, and the female characters are not ambiguous like a common problem among men. It's very good-looking. I hope the author will continue to do so.

The suspense is very good, just like watching a detective story Then there are all other shortcomings, including but not limited to pretending to be a pig, talking nonsense, etc. The first-person perspective is too toxic. The main reason is that we experience this supernatural event from another perspective, which is full of fun. As a result, the protagonist is possessed and yells at the radio that I don't eat beef.