I Use Chinese-Style Horror Dungeons to Scare the Whole World to Tears!

Finally found a Chinese horror who really understands Taoism! I believe in Taoism and have a certain understanding of this aspect. I have looked for a lot of traditional content, but the so-called folk customs, feng shui and traditional Chinese style are terrible. They are very unauthentic and even full of loopholes. I can't stand it at all. But this book perfectly combines Taoist traditional culture with Chinese horror. There is no embarrassing plot, no watery content, decisive killing, no virginity, revenge, and complaints. Every copy is interesting, novel and interesting, and the protagonist is really strong! I love this kind of national destiny article that has strength, brains and connotation. I look forward to the author's updates! ! I think there is another book that can be called knowledgeable. You can also read "The Pawn Shop of Evil Things" (ps: I'm sorry for mentioning other books, please forgive me)

Looks good! Not to mention anything else, the characteristics of each country have been written out, and some core elements of Taoism have also been written out. Although I always feel that it is not interesting, I have never seen such an intuitive writing about Taoism, so it is quite good. I look forward to the author showing more Taoist culture.

It's very interesting, and there is nothing poisonous about it. I just have a small suggestion that the author should listen to. I feel that the protagonist is a bit too "calm". At the beginning, he was very angry because of the failure of the Dragon Kingdom, but then suddenly there were no emotional fluctuations. No matter whether others asked him, begged him, or thanked him, he always spoke calmly and calmly. There is no need to emphasize calmness every time. If the author has no other ideas, should he consider adding a little emotion into it?

I like this novel very much. I have read a lot of books on the theme of national destiny. It is said to be Chinese horror, but it is just a summons. There is no plot, and except for the protagonist, everyone else is a fool. This is the second Chinese horror dungeon novel I have read. It integrates Chinese horror and Taoist culture into the dungeon. At the same time, it affirms the achievements of the dragon group strategy team. It is much better than those summoning national destiny battles.

The concept is still good, but the writing is a bit inferior but still readable. It's pretty good that a new author can write this kind of thing. At first glance, it seems that there is no trace of AI in what he wrote. The one selling seedlings at the morning market really made me laugh to death, you know? [Laughs] [Like] Overall it's pretty good, it's a new book

I originally saw that the rating was very low, and thought it was another mindless and cool article. I wanted to take a look at it for a taste. So far, the results are pretty good. The overall environment is well described, the characters are not blindly embarrassing or demeaning, and the logic is okay. You can check it out. I take back what I said before. Now I am almost writing some plots that forcibly bring down the wits just to advance the plot. It's a bit tiring to watch.

The highlights are well-written and the copy design is compact and novel. The reaction of the raiding team. So-so Cons: (Spoiler alert!) Not much description. In other words, there are no strategies for other countries and other countries at all. There are also omnipotent netizens who are talking about state secrets. Netizens all know it. For example, shouldn't it be a secret for the country to train a Taoist team for a month, but it has nothing to do with it and let netizens know? Summary: You can still watch it without thinking about it. Follow up Follow up There is still no strategy content for other countries to fight against other countries. This book is not very enjoyable to read. After reading it, it is basically the same routine. The copy design looks good

As expected of it, it has Taoist elements, it really tastes right [Adoration] The protagonist is decisive in killing and purely career-oriented, and it's very satisfying if there is no ambiguity [Blowing Kisses] [Admiration] [Sending Hearts]

There seems to be no shortcomings so far. The description of the protagonist and the country behind it is okay, and even the contestants from other countries have a certain degree of highlight, which is not stupid.

This is the best book I have read in this genre. I really enjoyed reading it. The description of historical horror culture is very interesting. There are not so many modal words used to enhance the atmosphere. I really like the author's writing style. But now I have read more than 100 chapters and found some problems. After they entered the dungeon of the Demon Country and the male protagonist later successfully entered the Sakura Country, these two did not write the national luck and props as rewards. However, after these two dungeons, the Sakura Country failed and only one reward was shown. Did the author forget? I think it's a bit of a pity. I finally found a very nice book of the same type. I really don't want there to be any small problems that affect the reading experience. If the author can see this comment, I hope he can make it up. [Sending my heart][Sending my heart][Sending my heart]