Tales of the Strange: From the Start in Bear Ridge, Xiong Er Is Dead!

It's well written, the details are relatively rigorous, and the foreshadowing is well done.

It's well-written, with each plot point building upon the last, and all the mysteries are resolved. The ghost story ends with a retelling of the backstory, and the character of the god Guz is quite original, considering many ghost stories involve characters unable to resist invasion.

Well, how should I put it? It's terrifying and despairing once you get into it. I'd give it five stars. It's short and exciting. I've recently started reading rule-based supernatural tales 😏 Next up is definitely Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf. You can tell the author put a lot of effort into it. Keep up the good work! I hope this book isn't abandoned. Slow updates are fine too; good books are hard to find these days.

I think the author writes very well, so why isn't it popular? Is the market too competitive? 🤔

I don't know if the author will see this, but after watching the Bear Ridge episode, I felt unsatisfied. Watching the other episodes felt completely different. What moved me most was the love between Xiong Da and Xiong Er, and the bonds between Bald Qiang and Fei Bo—the relationships the main characters built with these characters. The final battle was quite exciting. Other endings weren't written the way they did.

It would be much better if you removed the word "national destiny".

Personally, I think it gets better as it goes on. It's quite suitable for passing the time. It's rather interesting. Overall, I'm quite satisfied with it.

It's extremely rare to come across a book this well-written. The plot is tight, the logic is coherent, and it vividly portrays the despair and reality. Tomatoes still have their golden touch. This book is highly recommended. The main appeal is the immersive story itself; there are very few distractions like comments from other readers, people from different countries, or online comments.

Hopefully there are other worlds to come.

The advantages of reading the "Boonie Bears" chapters are that the plot flows smoothly and the characters become even more endearing after the ghost stories. The disadvantages are that while the ghost stories are based on rules, the rules themselves don't play a significant role; instead, the battles and the author's skillful execution are emphasized.