[Unlimited Streaming] [Micro-Thriller] [Supernatural] [Logical Reasoning] [Rules and Weird Stories] [IQ Online] [Survival]
The ancient scrolls are full of secrets, and the ink marks are destructive. Ancient book restorer Shen Xunyan was dragged into a strange space called the "Edge Domain" by a strange ancient book.
Here, rules are like blades, death is the norm, and strange things lurk under the words, peeking in the dark.
The whispers on the pages of the midnight library, the bride in red in the dilapidated ancient town, the horrific cycle in the death hospital... Shen Xunyan relied on rigorous logic and subtle observation to see through loopholes in the rules in desperate situations, and made life and death decisions one after another in the cracks of strange erosion...
However, as the exploration deepened, he gradually discovered that the strange ancient book he had restored was actually closely connected to this space...
Reader comments
Zhi Dou didn't realize it at all. Many answers were reported directly to you, and there were no clues at all. There was no need to think about it in the middle, such as the password for the first copy and the three books.
There is basically no characterization. From the moment you introduce the characters, you can tell at a glance who is the main character and who is the secondary character. There was obviously a transfer battle, but the villain was killed directly in the first copy. It could have been used better. There are a few sensational parts, but to be honest, I can't move you at all because of the poor portrayal.
In terms of horror, the first dungeon consisted of one headshot and one chase. There was no sense of urgency at all, and ghosts were even able to communicate and influence each other. Coupled with the setting of transfer stations, currency, and skills, there is a high probability that the protagonist can directly kill ghosts in the later stage.
At present, no one is watching it. I suggest you watch Three Days and Two Sleeps to learn how to write.
Zhi Dou didn't realize it at all. Many answers were reported directly to you, and there were no clues at all. There was no need to think about it in the middle, such as the password for the first copy and the three books. There is basically no characterization. From the moment you introduce the characters, you can tell at a glance who is the main character and who is the secondary character. There was obviously a transfer battle, but the villain was killed directly in the first copy. It could have been used better. There are a few sensational parts, but to be honest, I can't move you at all because of the poor portrayal. In terms of horror, the first dungeon consisted of one headshot and one chase. There was no sense of urgency at all, and ghosts were even able to communicate and influence each other. Coupled with the setting of transfer stations, currency, and skills, there is a high probability that the protagonist can directly kill ghosts in the later stage. At present, no one is watching it. I suggest you watch Three Days and Two Sleeps to learn how to write.