I Transmigrated Into a Horror Movie, but a Psycho Has Set Their Sights on Me

Wow, it's so beautiful!!! ≽^•༚• ྀི≼ "Tomie" has completely captivated me. Both the main story and the side stories are amazing! I'm totally hooked! ´༥` First, it goes through a terrifying and gory sequence → then humorous, bittersweet, and heartwarming moments → followed by a bittersweet, poignant, and bittersweet love story ending → finally, a beautiful and happy conclusion in the epilogue.

The writing rhythm is well controlled, the word choice is precise and concise without unnecessary embellishment, and the subject matter is also well utilized. The setting of "time travel horror movie + crazy male protagonist targeting" directly creates a strong sense of atmosphere, and the tension under the slightly scary atmosphere makes the adrenaline surge.

It's very well written. Before opening it, I initially thought it would be another clichéd American horror adaptation like The Deadly Joke, The Highwayman, or Friday the 13th, Jason Statham. But the more I read, the less I realized it was. The author was a bit green in the first few chapters, but the writing improved significantly later on.

I love it. It's beautiful, but the Shining... I always imagine that piece as the Shining from the sitcom "iPartment". There are too many problems with the Ouija board series, especially the ghost. I don't really understand it. The ghost is already possessing someone, and the female lead still feels sorry for the ghost and borrows its body. I don't like it. Forget it, I'm a 10-year-old.

It's amazing! The female lead's character is fantastic. It has the authentic feel of forced love and horror movies, but she's also incredibly resilient, with a super strong soul and spirit. It's amazing that she doesn't feel resentful even when she's being forced. It's so difficult to strike that balance and write it well.

It's a really good story, author, please don't stop updating. The first world was too short. I hope the later worlds will have stories of siblings who depend on each other, are entangled, and rely on one another. Childhood sweethearts would also be fine. Does the female lead always seem to understand the plot? She seems to lack initiative and is always being pushed along by the story.

Seriously, "Tomie" is absolutely fantastic! Both the plot and the emotional logic are right up my alley 🥰, and the emotional storylines really captivated me 😳

It's so good! At first, you might find it a little hard to accept that the female lead is timid, but if you keep reading, the author's writing gets better and better. My favorite parts are Tomie and the Ouija board, especially Tomie—wow, she's so vividly portrayed! I really love this concept. Anyway, just keep reading; it gets better and better as it goes on.

Yes, that's roughly the female lead's character design. It glided through my brain like jelly, leaving no trace. But it's still a very good read. Keep up the good work, author!

It's incredibly good! The writing style has clearly improved. From initially following the system's tasks, remaining an outsider and protecting herself, she gradually integrates into the small world, grows closer to the NPCs, and begins to have her own thoughts. She becomes truly vibrant, striving to make her life better while following the plot.