Ten Blood Letters

It's great, it has that Hell Apartment vibe, but it's not scary enough. But as you said, it's only mildly scary. I think a true rule-based ghost story, or a rule-based ghost story in general, must have a way for everyone to survive if they do the right thing. It shouldn't be one where players have to fight amongst themselves for a chance to survive. Anyone who comes up with this kind of setup must lack imagination and intelligence to increase the horror by forcing death.

To be honest, although this book borrows from "Hell Apartment," the author writes it better than "Fire Seed," and the writing style is also better. Of course, it has its shortcomings; the character design is not as good as in "Fire Seed," and there aren't any memorable supporting characters like Shen Yu and Ying Ziye. But it's still a rare gem.

It's great, I love it! My gateway into the supernatural genre was Blackfire's *Hell Apartment*, but while Blackfire has a fantastic imagination, it always falls apart in the later stages. Author, you completely made up for my disappointment with *Hell Apartment*. I feel your writing is better than Blackfire's (personal opinion).

It's not bad, with some commendable aspects: 1. The apartment rewards don't mention any supernatural abilities or cultivation skills, thus fundamentally preventing the power level from becoming a rule-based fantasy or a leveling-up/monster-fighting game. 2. The details of completing the tasks are also relatively clear.

This book, inspired by a darker theme, is well-written and readable, with a good sense of suspense, though not overly terrifying. Perhaps this is because the author just started writing it. I'm giving it a good review to let you know someone is reading it. I really enjoyed it! Keep up the good work!

Good, I usually enjoy reading this type of book too. It has a "Hell Apartment" feel to it. To be honest, it's very well written. Keep up the good work! I have one suggestion: you could make it a little more terrifying.

It's pretty good, but the ghosts feel a bit anthropomorphic. A setting like Blood Letters should be paired with ghosts that are more like robots.

The second mission was also ingenious, simple yet effective—a psychological warfare tactic. My guess is that everyone involved was human except for the security guard. I hope the author will make future missions all-out survival scenarios, avoiding those where certain death is inevitable. The apartment mission didn't have this "everyone survives" element, and if survival is always a death sentence, the game becomes less fun.

This novel has brought me a lot of joy lately. It's really well-written, with a background and some minor subplots, but the main theme is blood letters. I love it just the way it is. Keep up the good work, author! I hope to see a third, fourth, and fifth generation of blood letter novels!

It's alright, a relatively lighthearted, slightly scary story. The side quests are watchable, but the characters are hard to judge. I don't like characters who constantly tell lewd jokes; I didn't find them funny and they were a bit disgusting. The main character is alright, a bit pretentious, but the girls seem to like him.