I Play an Extra in Eerie Movies

Rate after reading the first copy. It's a really good idea, nothing cliche. The main points are these. First, someone finally writes about ordinary people entering weird dungeons. Other novels have a routine as soon as they come in. Wherever the protagonist goes, the difficulty increases dramatically, and then the protagonist relies on cheats or the protagonist's halo to kill. Other NPCs will definitely be dead as long as they are not the protagonist's younger brother or the protagonist's harem. The difficulty of this first dungeon is really not too high, and it is in line with the status of a newbie dungeon. Second, there are finally some normal reactions from the supporting characters. Unlike other novels, it just starts with the little white and yellow hair and the violent underworld, etc., Which are the normal reactions of normal people, and there are no scenes of inexplicable disasters. Instead, all the supporting characters work together to find a way out. Third, the protagonist is finally a caring and normal person, and he does not have to pretend to be the Riddler for no reason. He will take risks to save people, and will explain problems to the supporting characters instead of pretending to slap him in the face or forcefully accepting the younger brother for no reason. Although the author tried his best to explain why saving people is beneficial, he was probably worried about being called a holy mother. But what about Our Lady? The development of human society is largely due to the spirit of Mary, mutual help and love. What we oppose is the Marian bitch who is generous to others rather than the Marian spirit. Of course, the novel is also written very rigorously, and you must be on guard against others. This logically rigorous and well-thought-out plot matches the name of the protagonist very well. Anyway, keep working hard, the writing has the potential to become a big hit. I feel like I have a good eye for reading. Nowadays, there are too many AI scripts written by Heishenchan, who knows no sorrow and talks about sorrow. It is too difficult to write about ordinary people in strange dungeons, so this track is almost blank. After all, there is no way to mechanically succumb to the gods at any time like cheating and the aura of a strong protagonist. This kind of mortal flow requires very strict logic, but it will be very exciting if it is written well.

It reads relatively smoothly. The protagonist, who is a veteran, has a slight information advantage (he has read a lot of novels [face covering]) and a strong ability to act. Although there are no cheats, his luck and growth are pretty good, and he has not been suppressed by God's will. He is a normal protagonist. Many people who emphasize that the protagonist is an "ordinary person" and "no cheats" especially like to suppress the protagonist. Often, anyone can have bad luck, and only the protagonist has to work hard to get normal rewards. I people tv belongs to yes. In terms of plot, these dungeons so far are quite "people-oriented". The protagonist's background as a cow-horse worker is quite suitable. If the author writes it smoothly, he can add more cow-horse flavor complaints or hell jokes. Horror movies usually include some contrasting scenes to release emotions. Even if you know that you may die in the next second, you still can't hold back at this second. [Thinking] This book is relatively moderately written and cannot be considered a masterpiece, but considering the rising tide of the rating system, I supported it with five stars. At least I felt good after reading it and didn't feel it was a waste of time.

It's pretty good. After reading two scripts, I'll give it five stars. The protagonists of Infinite Stream are more like ordinary people, with flesh and blood. This is quite rare. If we can open our minds and come up with creative ideas, I think more people will stay. The general structure of the second chapter is relatively easy to guess. In addition, some efforts must be spent on promotion. I don't know about this. The author can search for it himself. There is also a suggestion that the female protagonist give the male protagonist a slap in the face to wake him up, and suggest modifications to the section about facing the copy. Either don't slap him in the face and do something else, or the male protagonist should be a little tougher and don't just accept it as if nothing happened. I don't really care about this, but someone must have been persuaded to quit because of this section.

This fantasy story about rules is so realistic. The male protagonist is forced to enter a horror script. The tasks are simple but startling at every step. The mysterious APP that suddenly appears on the phone, the weird steward in the subway, and the companion who disappears when the lights are turned off are all high-energy and without any irritation. The author has written the use of rules and human choices very well. The male protagonist is neither a virgin nor cold-blooded. He relies on IQ and caution to survive. It is particularly immersive to watch. The sense of horror is just right, with both a thrilling escape and progressive suspense. The more you go on, the more exciting it becomes, and you can't stop at all. This is a very interesting thriller novel. The protagonist accidentally falls from the subway into a world of strange stories with rules and is forced to work as an extra in a strange train to survive. There is no brainless cheating, it all depends on observing the rules and calm reasoning to resolve the crisis. The atmosphere is full, the rhythm is tight, and the more you watch, the more nervous you become.

I had a small role in a weird movie Written by Song Dead Man The above description is very rare in the current environment. The plot is a bit fresh. The character creation is also more detailed. There are not enough reviews for this book, so I'll give it five stars.

I don't know why other people's reviews are so low. Overall, there are no obvious flaws in the logic. The same is true for the author, it is purely handwritten, and there is basically no trace of AI. In addition, the plot of the story is basically well grasped.

Very nice. I'm tired of seeing the protagonists in genius and cheating genres. In fact, most of them are ordinary people. The protagonist of this book is a more real social beast.

I followed dozens of chapters in one breath, and the more I read, the more amazing it becomes! The writing style is very down-to-earth, and the part where the protagonist complains about the daily life of a worker hit me directly, and I felt instantly immersed in the story. The dungeon is designed with great care, the rules are simple but there are traps everywhere, there are no mindless fun points, it is all a tense and exciting game. The eerie atmosphere is perfectly rendered, so be cautious if you are timid. It is truly the most reliable rule-based ghost story I have read in recent times, and it is worth a read!

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Four stars, a walk-on does not have the feeling of a walk-on, and KFC does not have the feeling of KFC, but it is nothing special. If we can take advantage of the weak protagonist, each dungeon has one protagonist. Anyway, it is not Rigorous. Rigorous did nothing in it, so he passed the level, so that it has a little bit of a walk-on feeling. It still feels a bit interesting, but the second dungeon directly hugs the lap, which makes it very bland. Of course, this is my personal opinion [face covering]