Ten Blood Letters

It's great, it has the feel of Hell Apartment, but it's not scary enough. But you also said, this is micro-horror. I just think it's a real rule weird talk or a quasi-rule weird talk. There must be a way that, if done right, everyone can live. It's not the kind where players have to fight among themselves to fight for a place to survive. I feel that those who can come up with such a setting must have insufficient imagination and IQ, so they would increase the horror atmosphere through forced death.

To be honest, although this book is based on Hell Apartment, the author's writing is better than Tinder, and the writing style is also better than Tinder. Of course, there are some shortcomings. The character design is a bit inferior, and there are no memorable supporting characters like Shen Yu and Ying Ziye. But it is also a rare product.

It's great, I love watching it! My supernatural work is Black Tinder's Hell Apartment. It's just that Tinder's imagination is top-notch, but every time the writing fails in the post-production process. Author, you have completely made up for my regrets when I read Hell Apartment. I feel that your writing style is better than Tinder (personal opinion). Maybe it's because I like the protagonist in your novel. He has strong subjective initiative and strong action. I like this kind of protagonist. Maybe many people like the sense of despair in the supernatural. Most of Tomato's supernatural novels have this style, but I think despair is okay to read occasionally. I read novels not just to relax, although I like both styles. The current low rating may be because many readers like the incomprehensible feeling of ghosts. After all, this is how the horror infinite series started. Most people have accepted this point of view, but I am optimistic about you, the author. This kind of protagonist's feeling of overpowering the weird in the game of human and evil is also a characteristic. Anyway, the author's character creation is better than most people. As long as it does not collapse later, the rating will definitely go up.

It's not bad. There are some notable points. 1. The apartment's rewards do not mention any skills such as cultivating immortals and supernatural powers, thus fundamentally preventing the combat power from collapsing from a rule-based monster talk type to an upgrade monster-killing type. 2. The details of the process of completing the task are also relatively clear. It's just that the emotional scenes are a bit bad: the male hero saves the beautiful girl, the heroine is weak and strong, and the other pair (Lin, Zhao) have a female protagonist who disguises herself as a man and the male protagonist is questioned as being gay. This setting, which existed in romance novels 20 years ago, is quite boring to be honest. In addition, the management of the apartment is also very loose. In addition to completing tasks on time, you can run around outside for one day, and there are a lot of monetary rewards. As a result, no one inside seems to care about where the apartment comes from and whether it is possible to escape from the apartment in advance (it is extremely difficult to complete ten tasks). During Lin's sixth mission to find ghosts, I was thinking about whether other ghosts were also human beings, which led to the setting of other apartments in the world and broadened the world view. However, the appearance of the non-returners later also broadened the world to a certain extent.

Yes, I usually like to read this type of book. The writing has the feeling of an apartment in hell. To be honest, the writing is very good. Keep up the good work. Let me make a suggestion, that is, it can be made a little more scary.

It's pretty good, but I feel like the ghosts are a bit anthropomorphic. With a setting like Blood Letter, there should be ghosts that are more human-like.

Yes, the second mission is also exquisite, simple and accurate. It is a psychological warfare. My personal guess is that it is all human beings, except for the security guards. I hope the author will set a way for all members to survive in the future, not one that must die. The apartment just does not have a way for all members to die. I feel that if the way to survive is to die, then the game will not be fun.

Drawing from a black book, it is well written and readable, and it also has a sense of horror, but it is not particularly scary. Maybe it is because the author has just written it. I would like to give you a good review to let you know that someone is reading it and really like it. Come on, come on, come on.

Can you tell the truth? It feels good, better than hell apartment or something like that. It's very logical and not mechanical.

Good. Many Infinite Streams cannot explain the reason for breaking the situation at all, but this novel explains it very clearly.