This Scholar Isn't Afraid of Ghosts

The writing is excellent, the plot flows smoothly, and the twists are rounded. The supporting characters are a bit thin, and the descriptions are too gorgeous when the plot is critical, which made me distracted and easily distracted. The author reminds me of Mao Ni and the Weight Loss Expert, but Digging is not as intriguing as Mao Ni, and the plot and writing are not as gripping as the Weight Loss Expert in grabbing the reader's attention. If you draw an xy diagram, the lines will be smooth and round, but the peak value is not as high as weight loss, the plot heats up slowly, and there is no trick that can shock the readers instantly. The advantage is that it lasts for a long time after warming up, just like losing weight.

It's particularly good-looking. The protagonist's dream is used as the theme at the beginning to introduce a bull-headed and horse-faced novel. The plot is compact and non-delayed throughout. The main plot is clearly a good horror-themed novel. It makes people feel deeply immersed in it. The more you read, the more you want to read. The author is very popular.

To be honest, the writing style is quite good and the logic is fluent. It is considered a good book in Tomato, but I have a rather impatient temper and can't stand the slow development of the plot [face covering]. Book friends who like eloquent stories can take a look

The storyline is fresh and exciting

So far it seems okay, the writing is okay

This is my first time watching this genre, and it quite meets my requirements!

I like Zhao Man's setting very much, and I hope the author will write better and better!

The overall plot is interlocking, although some of the slap-in-the-face plots are a bit mid-level, but the overall plot is quite coherent.

I like the world inside, so please follow the author

The author writes beautifully! Especially the opening scene with a bull's head and a horse's face. This is the first time I've seen this theme. The overall plot is full of energy, so go for it!