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After reading it, overall it was okay. The world view structure is quite complete, but there are some poisonous points, such as the policewoman searching for enemies in the void. However, I have high poison resistance, so I just ignored the poisonous points and continued reading. The weird settings are quite good, and the story is also quite interesting. If it does not collapse in the follow-up, the protagonist will be able to continue reading. Always keep the persona of this mastermind behind the scenes, and don't engage in such bad work as searching for enemies in the void. The potential is quite big, and the future is promising. I originally wanted to give it a three-star rating, but after thinking about it, I decided to give it a four-star rating. After all, apart from other things, the weird setting is quite interesting. Let's keep up the good work.

It suits my taste very well, especially the latest chapter. The female police officer wants to find a protagonist. After the collapse of the world view, she wants to find the vulnerability of the same kind.

This is a good and good book, with clear logic, not too poisonous points, and the character of the protagonist is also tenable. There is no gratuitous trial or malicious killing of innocent people, but it punishes stubborn diseases and the dark side. I don't know why the score is so low, but as an old bookworm, I still have to recommend the author.

Very good, very well written. Although there are some minor flaws in the early stage and some poisonous points, the ghost stories are all very well written, especially the puppet and the smiling devil. As of the time of publishing this review, I think these two are particularly well written.

It's pretty cool, the only downfall is that the ghost can actually be threatened by people! Give it four stars!

It's a very good behind-the-scenes story. The male protagonist didn't interfere too much and just let it go after creating the weird story. There should be no female protagonist in this book. Although the early stage is a little bit toxic, and it feels like the female detective captain is a bit empty looking for enemies, but the male protagonist is really a bit pretentious in the early stage, and there is indeed suspicion. After she apologized to the male protagonist in Chapter 50, she stopped targeting the male protagonist. The setting of weirdness and ghost stories is also pretty good. Generally speaking, anyone who likes to create weird behind-the-scenes stories can read it. There are still too few novels of this kind. The quality of this book is already very good and it is worth recommending. Come on, the author [sending my heart][sending my heart][sending my heart]

Five-star praise, a rare masterpiece, the description of reality and human nature is dark. The depiction of twisted human nature is spot on. This is another pair of classic works of reality criticism after "I Come from Hell". The reflection of the weirdness increases the readability. Every strange appearance is not without purpose. It's more like being unhappy with the retribution of paying off debts and killing people to pay for their lives. It's just that most of this type of novels with strong realistic criticism will not have good results and will probably be dropped.

Except for the beautiful policewoman in the early stage, which is universal, everything else is very good. The true God is the one who is world-weary and abandons human nature. After all, the law cannot judge, so let's judge by weirdness! ! Author, I hope you will keep writing. Come on

(Turning the author over and shaking him) There must still be some in stock! It's been a long time since I've come across a book I like so much. I can't get enough of it (இωஇ ). Updates soon~ Updates soon~

It's pretty good-looking. The setting is quite novel. It's a type of behind-the-scenes drama. It has a lot of fun points. The protagonist's image is also quite distinct and her personality is quite charming. As for the female police officer and the void seeking enemies mentioned in many one- and two-star reviews I read, it's actually not that obvious. In that case, it's reasonable to test the protagonist with appropriate suspicion. And writing a female police officer will offend anyone. As long as she doesn't fall in love with the police officer, I feel that it doesn't matter. Why are there so many people in the comment area angry about these two points. . Today I was browsing and found that the rating dropped a lot. So why? It feels like the comment area is swiping the screen again. It's ×××, code within code ×××. Haha, it feels like a human and a machine. I feel that there is nothing, maybe it's my fault. The author has offended someone. .