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Evil Gods and Old Gods Are Everywhere. the Protagonist Has an Editor and Can Create Evil Objects.
And the protagonist can obtain the ability of evil objects
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The Protagonist Is Trapped by the Evil God. Instead of Being a Good Person, It Is Best to Only Care About Yourself and the Evil God.
I want to read a book like "The Evil God Decides to Raise a Human". The protagonist shouldn't be too restricted either.
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The horror elements are well integrated with daily life, without deliberately piling up thriller plots, but allowing the sense of spookiness to permeate into the details - the shadow under the roommate's neck, the chill in the air-conditioned room, and the gradually changing petechiae, slowly accumulating a creepy feeling. The overall style is suspenseful and reasoning, with a moderate sense of horror. It is suitable for readers who like to think deeply and be extremely frightened.
The combination of daily campus life and horror elements is very natural. The scenes of taking notes in class, roommates complaining, and reviewing in the library are so real, interspersed with the foreshadowing of petechiae and the cry of a baby spirit. The more you watch it, the more chills you feel down your back.
The character creation is not stereotyped, has advantages and small flaws, and is closer to reality. Following the character's experience, you can feel the real emotional ups and downs.
It's quite exciting, the plot is pretty good, the logic is clear, and it's to my liking