A Guide to Working in the Horror World

Demining: There are no big exciting points, the plot is bland, the main line advances slowly, and the points of complaint are complained by the protagonist/others Push push push, it is a very interesting daily social animal story. Although it is a thriller and endless flow, it breaks down the horror very well from the perspective of NPC, and the backlash makes things miserable (hey) There are no other names except for the protagonist, and the player names are very interesting, which is very convenient for quickly identifying people when reading (naming failure and amnesia go in both directions) And it's easy to watch how players who seem to be seeking death commit suicide. Although each copy is short, the humor and grooves are all written out, making it suitable for daily consumption at any time. I like this protagonist very much, his personality is super stable (the faint one is actually Wei Shu), he likes to complain and has a good sense of humor. Although it seems that he is always trying to make trouble and exploit people, he is not really a talker, but his points every time are too sharp and leave a deep impression. Most of the processes in the dungeon are similar, and you can familiarize yourself with the routines after watching it a few times (this is not just work), which is very reassuring. Although the routines are similar, the theme of each copy is not repeated, and the protagonist's position is also very interesting each time. The author still pays attention to it. Every time I see the report written by the protagonist and the disgusting feeling of being tortured by the copy after get off work, it is very real (the author has marinated what he wrote at work) Finally, although the main plot of the latest chapter has pushed the protagonist to be suspected of having a powerful identity, and the protagonist did not go to work according to the previous procedures for the first time, since it is a social animal story, even if the protagonist is an evil god, he still has to go to work (!) Looking forward to the identity of the protagonist PS: The author, for the sake of writing a long review, can you please make way for Lu Chi to work overtime and download a few more copies (revealing the evil face of a capitalist)

The writing is quite interesting. It is also a different approach in the horror infinite flow NPC. It is a short copy with simple rules and formulas and no complicated names (no) The first few copies can supplement the character of the protagonist. Although it is difficult to hold back and not complain at work, it is difficult to anchor this impression at the beginning when reading. The serialization has been getting better and better since the 41st day. It looks great.

It's super nice [laughs], the protagonist makes a cold-faced comment about the Servant. The content of the book is about the protagonist's normal and strange daily work life. The structure of each article is roughly the same, which may make people feel a little boring, but I still quite like this kind of book. It's a good source of food [Like] At present, the protagonist seems to have some extraordinary identity. I am looking forward to the author's revelation. The protagonist's strong character will come up in the later stage. I have read Chapter 144 and want to stock up on some books. The author seems to have said that it will be finished in early July. In fact, I hope the author can write a longer story [eating melon] [please update]

Listening to books is a hypnotic masterpiece. But I don't recommend reading the book, because in every copy there is a fool who succeeds in trying to die, and Pig's Feet keeps reminding him. Then the next copy

It looks good. It is suspected that the dungeon will induce and amplify human desires, so there are pseudo-human players with worrying IQs. The protagonist is the kind of dungeon NPC who can help out, but it is suspected that the amnesiac boss has a social animal vest, and his combat effectiveness is unknown, but so far no one dares to mess with the protagonist.

First of all, thank you all for reading this book. Strictly speaking, this is my first book, so the characters, plot, logic and so on are all sparse, so thank you very much for your likes. Secondly, seeing everyone say this book is interesting, I also find it quite interesting, because I coded it while preparing for the exam. Thank you for your affirmation of my mental state [laughs]. I believe some readers should be able to tell that there are some differences between the first half and the second half of the plot, because I am making up the latter part now, and when my mental state is better, it will not be so confusing. But this book is almost finished, probably at the end of June or early July. I am very grateful to Lu Chi and everyone for accompanying me for so long. Then, I will clear the way for new readers. This book is a copy a day. The copy is very simple, and the main character does the same things. It is quite boring to be honest, but some of the copies are quite interesting. I hope it can make you laugh. Some readers mentioned AI, yes, but I didn't use it. I just asked it to help me comment on how this chapter was, whether it might be popular or something like that (ps: I tried polishing and expanding it, and everyone knows the effect.) Finally, I'd like to take a promotional spot for my new book on ancient Chinese proverbs written by female fans! "General, she doesn't care for idlers" [Damp Female General × Melancholy Boy] Gu Shuang met Xie An for the first time: she redeemed him. Side 2: Kicked him. That kick caused Xie An pain for a month. Later, people in the capital said that the cold-faced female general had raised a powerful mistress. But what they don't know is that Xie An's strength was also cultivated by Gu Shuang. "What's your name?" "Tor snow." Gu Shuang frowned. "I said my real name." "Xie An." "Good name, peace is good." Finally, I would like to thank everyone again for your tolerance [love] for my fragmentary writing, inconsistent logic, and chaotic thinking.

It's very interesting. The first half is about the daily life of a dead man working as a laborer. The repetition is accompanied by accidents. The second half is about the return of the king to take back everything that belongs to him. Lu Chi's position in the dungeon is like a counselor who is always ready to fish for people. Those with a good attitude and good attendance will want to try their best to make money, but if they can't stand some people who don't believe in evil, they can only use it as negative teaching material. In the main plot, it is like an unlucky guy who fails in investment. Risks have to be borne, the contract has loopholes, and it is impossible to fulfill the promise. The main story has many meanings, whether in terms of decision-making or anti-fraud propaganda (be sure to read the attachment before signing the contract) The ending is also open-ended. There are many real-life problems that cannot be solved by one person or one department, or even have no solution at all. But the earth is still spinning, life is still going on, and administrators have to find jobs. I hope that Lu Chi can one day regain his talents and contribute to social development!

The plot is quite interesting. The main plot does not account for much, but there is nothing missing. The logic is very smooth. I feel tired when watching the protagonist go to work, but it is quite interesting. Some of the complaints are also very funny. Because I am not a player, each copy ends quickly, but it also ends with normal logic. It does not end halfway, but it feels a bit short and not enough. The protagonist is bland. I thought the protagonist will be free in the end or become a system. But he goes to work again. It feels like a dull life but not boring. All in all, it is a good book.

The plot is a bit interesting, and it feels like a social animal recording daily life, which is plain (not in a derogatory sense). I read it as a bedtime read (I feel a little sorry for the author), and it's very easy to sleep (not the boring kind, some books make me unable to fall asleep the more I listen to them, but this one is really good! Because I tend to have insomnia!) I finished reading the whole thing, and it's not bad. Although I fell asleep while listening to it, I still go back and read the parts I didn't hear () Some parts are still a little scary, which is good

Needless to say, this book is actually quite well written, and I think it would be suitable to be adapted into short plays. Without a background introduction, it actually feels a little confusing. I wonder if I can add one in the end, such as how the dungeon came about, what is the goal of the administration, the clowns in the amusement park, and what is going on with the mountain god camp?