I Make Lanterns in the Haunted Realm, Burning Gods to Ash!

It's a good read. It's a novel novel with a well-conventional setting among the strange themes of Tomato Street. The only flaw is the two sisters surnamed Su. I feel that the author couldn't help but unconsciously write a plot that makes you feel stupid when you see a woman. But everyone else in the weird world is almost dead. These two women can't always be luckier than the protagonist. They just keep trying. The protagonist fights to break the game and then the two of them pass the level painlessly.

Every weird thing in this book has its own rules. As a weird member, the protagonist uses death reverts and death prompts to survive. After obtaining a lantern made of ghost fetuses, he uses his own rules and the ability of the lantern to continuously devour and upgrade. The protagonist's IQ is online, the plot is smooth without lag, the rhythm is tight, the writing is readable, and no obvious poisonous points are found. Slightly more refreshing. Recommended by readers who like weirdness, rules, death rollbacks, and mysterious protagonists. There is a high probability that the first two women are not the heroines, and there may be no heroines in this article. The author's description of these two women is a bit too much, just ignore it.

It's okay, but you have to fight with others, and the progress seems slow. If you were alone, would you be more planned and take your time?

The Chinese style of Cthulhu is written quite like that. Although it is an old bottle in a new packaging, it is not cliché and looks quite enjoyable. Then I saw a lot of people in the comments criticizing the two women. Actually, I didn't quite understand it. The character of the protagonist didn't collapse, so he went straight to the minefield with the two women, and hundreds of people died trying to find a way for the protagonist. And this book doesn't say there is no heroine, so it's not impossible to read it. Anyway, don't read this book. The protagonist must be himself first. The kind of thing where you see the protagonist pretending to be cool and evacuating with everyone will definitely not exist.

It's so good. I seldom finish reading a chapter without skipping a chapter. It's so good that I'm afraid the author will suddenly eunuch. I'm so worried.

It's okay, I'm just afraid of the author's eunuch

So far, it seems that nothing has collapsed, which is pretty good. It gives me a bright feeling. The guy who sprayed two women in the comment area does have that problem, but it's not a big problem. Although it's a little blocked, generally speaking, it's okay.

New ideas, new settings, good, good, come on author

Although the writing is quite good, the Qingyun Sect shouldn't be too long, right?

It's quite creative and has a great world view, but there are too few. Do you have any similar recommendations? Updates are too slow. Updates only occasionally and frequently.