The Hauntings Come and Go, but She Stays

The four girls in the dormitory help each other. Those who like the warmth and mutual help between friends can join. There are live broadcast elements, and the live broadcast barrage is relatively friendly. Whether it is before or after the change, the overall style has a light sense of joy and a warm style. The brilliance of human nature is very obvious (it gives me the feeling that everyone is kind, which is indeed the case. The author does not specifically describe the ugly side of human nature, so the contrast may not be very strong), including the world system, which is also a mechanism that helps human beings survive. The characters are very clear and can be roughly distinguished by labels. You can also learn something by looking at it carefully. The number of words is a bit short now and should be more detailed later. The logic of the dungeon is okay, and it has reached the passing level. The difficulty is gradual. Personally, I think the author has a lot of imagination when thinking about monsters. I am looking forward to the following content. The author himself feels very friendly, and there is no doubt that he loves the characters. You should also have a responsible attitude towards your own work before you start to revise it. If you feel that the current content is still too little, you can first add it to your bookshelf and then take it out as a snack after it becomes fatter. If I have some problems, I don't know if it's because the writing style is more relaxed or something else. The last two dungeons don't have a strong sense of crisis (this may be my personal problem). I think the first dungeon before the change is quite exciting. The line between life and death, the sense of crisis, and everyone's mutual sympathy prove that the author has this ability and is an author who can have expectations^v^