[Not for beginners]+ [Innovative eerie designs]+ [Vast worldbuilding]
Twenty years ago, “Eerie Phenomena” became a global disaster.
Zhou Xun, a top student at Dongda University, encountered the unsolvable-level Eerie phenomenon [Echo] after graduation.
Just as he was losing hope, the [Safe House System] awakened.
The front door is the entrance, the void is its foundation, and only those who are invited may enter.
Inside the house, I make the rules.
Consume eerie objects to help the house grow.
[Emotional Beacon] can dispel eerie corruption.
[Rules Containment List] lets you rent eerie abilities.
[Absolute Slumber Domain] lets you tailor your dreams and sleep in peace.
Years later, Zhou Xun’s safe house would become humanity’s last refuge and hope.
P.S. The golden finger doesn’t play a major role early on. The focus is mainly on the growth of the male lead’s team.
Let me explain. Many people say this book is good, while others say it's depressing. Basically, everyone's opinion is that the main characters, as good guys, are constantly being betrayed by higher-ups, which is too frustrating. 😅 Let me explain. The protagonist, as a recent graduate in this world, goes through a growth process.
A line from a movie comes to mind: good people deserve to have guns pointed at them.
I took a look, and the premise is pretty good, and the writing is decent. However, given the global crisis facing humanity, would anyone really be causing this kind of infighting? It's a very stereotypical villain. If every city bullied ordinary people and powerless individuals like this, reactionary forces would have emerged long ago.
I wasn't planning on commenting, but seeing some of the ratings, I thought I'd leave one anyway. Overall, it's quite good. I want to say that not every novel has to be a "feel-good" story. Many people who feel depressed or want to read something enjoyable can go for that.
So far, it seems like a good book. It has some advantages, but it needs to be developed. The external enemies set up for the protagonist and his team are a bit numerous and high-level, which will be quite frustrating in the short term. If it gets longer, I will continue reading, but right now my need is to de-stress, so this type of book is not suitable for me. I can only save it for now and read it when I'm in a better mood.
It's completely non-toxic and edible, but the worldview is truly disgusting, vividly portraying the ugliness of human nature, which is very depressing. I suggest writing something more enjoyable later on; it's too depressing, so try to deal with the villains and bad guys in the book as early as possible. If you can lead a small team and go solo, then do so. If you want to follow the savior storyline, I suggest developing the safe house into a smaller world.
Surprisingly good. The overall atmosphere was a bit depressing in the beginning, but that set the stage for the climax later. And although it was depressing, there were no sad scenes throughout, which was really good. But I don't understand why it got such a low score. It's a pity it was abandoned and discontinued.
Are you planning to turn the safe house into a shelter? Letting humans discover the "rules" of the safe house, and encouraging them to actively expand its boundaries and purify the supernatural items, is much better than the protagonist collecting them alone in one place. It allows them to use resources from higher levels to cultivate their abilities.
The premise is very original, the protagonist has a great personality, and the overpowered abilities are very appealing, making you want to keep reading. The plot's conflicts and contradictions feel very realistic and relatable, and the revenge is truly satisfying.
It's pretty good, but the initial growth phase was a bit frustrating. It felt like the so-called higher-ups were all idiots yet refused to step down, while ordinary people suffered terribly. The worldview could be expanded further; otherwise, just having a corrupt upper class without any resistance organization feels a bit out of place. I liked the atmosphere of unity and mutual support among colleagues. Keep it up!