The Hall of Mirrors

Come, the author read with me, and I solemnly swear: starting from today, I will never update. I will not watch dramas, travel, or get sick. I will play no games, no hydrology. Strict self-discipline, cherishing time like gold, perseverance, hard work, advocating first-class, striving for brilliance, taking pleasure in coding, being tempered into steel, and worthy of readers, worthy of youth, and worthy of the future. As an author, I solemnly declare: I firmly believe that I am an excellent author. Coding is my bounden duty. I have unlimited potential and am not afraid of hardship! I can code words diligently. I am a keyboard in the dark and a guard on the Great Wall of Internet. I voluntarily dedicate my life to code words every day and every night.

A good book with great potential. I will vigorously promote it. Those who like Trickster House and Kaleidoscope of Death can follow it.

I've read The House and I really like this kind of infinite thriller, although the early copies may be a little, um, stiff? (It's not right to say it's stiff, it just feels like "Why did it end so quickly?", Or maybe I didn't read enough hahahaha), but I can feel that the author's story is slowly becoming smoother, and I really like the latest fortune-telling copy. Moreover, the characters appearing in each dungeon, whether they are NPCs or "mirror users", have great memory points, and the stories behind the dungeons are also very sad. In short, this book has great potential. I also believe that the world view behind it will be very exciting. I also look forward to the author bringing us more exciting dungeon stories. Finally, it really makes me feel doubly uncomfortable when my favorite novel is unfinished (and it seems to be in the early stages) [crying]. . . . .

It's quite good to read. Those who like treacherous houses can definitely get into it without thinking. Compared with traditional unlimited novels, this novel doesn't have too many twists and turns of conspiracy theories and bad guys (at least I haven't seen many bad people appear in Chapter 60 so far)

Come on, this book is well written. Uncle Quan's ease is outstanding. In addition, although I have learned from it, I still wrote what I wanted to write. Don't stop updating. There are too few dungeon streams with a single female protagonist.

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Very beautiful, I like every copy. The character structure of your dungeon is very good, the protagonist group's IQ is online, and King Quan is the hidden boss. The intrigues between the copies and the sinister hearts can be well reflected. The night escape copy is amazing. The setting of the fortune-telling copy is novel. The thing returns to its original owner. The ghost in gray is good at strategizing and is too smart. The mountaineering copy is really good at covering a subject that I don't like to read and turning it into something that I do like to read. Now I see that the setting of the protagonist's first tempering experience in Chasing the Murderer is very novel and very good. The rating of 6.2 Is too low. It should be 9.9. Don't be discouraged. You must persevere. Come on. Super nice. Already seen the hospital copy. Great writing

The writing is really good. Although it can be seen that there are lessons learned from the experience of Trick House, horror novels are inherently based on each other, just like how many people copied a book of Death Kaleidoscope. The author has been quite successful in writing his own things. It is good to be able to write something with a positive meaning. My personal opinion is very good.

The dungeon is very nice. Although the beginning of the dungeon is a bit classic and stiff, it gradually gets better and interspersed with real life. In addition, I don't know if the author is a female author, because female authors are generally better at writing emotional content, and the emotional lines written in this book seem quite comfortable. Come on!

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