[No female lead + no System + mild horror, read with caution + over a hundred eerie scenarios]
The supernatural has invaded. In this world, people eat people, ghosts eat ghosts, and cities devour cities...
You think you live in a city, but really, it is slowly digesting you...
The torrential rain pounded against the windows like countless pale hands slapping at the glass.
A flash of lightning lit up the room. I thought I saw something in the living room shadows moving toward me.
“Don’t be scared. Your big brother’s here.” A broad hand reached out from behind me and patted my back.
It was my eldest brother’s voice, so steady it made me want to cry.
My second brother came over with a bowl of hot soup. “Have some. It’ll warm you up.”
I took the bowl. Whenever I was sick as a child, my second brother would make soup for me.
But the next second, I suddenly remembered.
My eldest and second brothers had died in that car accident ten years ago.
I was terrified, afraid they had come to take revenge on me...
It's good to watch, and the plot is very compact. The protagonist is still a superman. For superman, he doesn't take much rest and is not scared by the weirdness (but this does not prevent readers from being scared by the weird description). He is even quite capable of fighting. After clearing one weird event, the next one will immediately follow. The main theme is the superman protagonist spinning around.
The atmosphere is pretty good. So can the plot. Except for a plot that is too tight and leaves no time for rest and growth, everything else is fine. Many novice writers make mistakes without knowing this. The high-intensity dungeon plot keeps going. Such continuous high-intensity plot will make readers tired. Therefore, excellent and experienced authors will deliberately intersperse some relaxing and daily plots after the end of each story to entertain the readers' brains. This is the case with all kinds of novels including fairy tales, fantasy, and fantasy. I think your book looks good so far, but you should pay attention to this combination of relaxation and moderation!
It's really good-looking. If it's not scary, what's the name of supernatural? If there's a way to fight it, it has to be scary to make it look good. If it's not scary, it's better to read the upgrade story. The scarier the better, come on author. I give you a five-star review, and I hope it doesn't stretch my hips later.
The whole process is thrilling, there is no immortality in the follow-up, and we strive to have the highest sense of immersion 🍉 It's a bit green in the early stages, but after a hundred chapters, the scary atmosphere will further increase.
This book is well written and gave me the feeling of watching a horror house for the first time. I think this book will be at least 9.0 Or above. Come on
Oh my god, what kind of official existence is this? This world view feels so hopeless. The main character is also very calm and never seems to be frightened. Looking forward to the follow-up, but I have a question. Did the protagonist think about running to other cities overnight or something? What a normal person would think about would be to hide away, right? Anyway, now that I see the hospital, I just want to run Σ( ° △ °|||)
Kind of like I have an adventure house.
It turns out it has nothing to do with the movie The Conjuring.
A book that is delayed by its title is beautiful and enjoyable to read. I read the review after reading a review that said I Have a House of Horrors. It did have a horror house feel to it, but it was good-looking. I hope the author will update it soon.
It's very good. It's the fourth good horror novel I found on Tomato. Although the protagonist has the ability to fight ghosts, he is not a brainless novel. What I pay most attention to when reading horror novels is the portrayal of people. Treat people as human beings, not paper figures constructed with stereotypes. Every time I see this, I am surprised. Has the author really seen human beings? By the way, I would like to remind the author [please update]