Supernatural + game dungeons + strong female lead with no romance + villains + mild horror + a tiny bit of ensemble cast + wild imagination
[I Am the Creator]
Lin An is a second-year high school student who followed the trend and started writing a horror journal. Unexpectedly, the things she made up came true, spawning a series of terrifying dungeons.
She thought her status as the “Creator” would let her handle everything with ease, but beyond the dungeons lay a complex and ever-changing game world.
Is she the culprit who brought disaster, or the first line of defense against the game's invasion?
Lin An doesn't want to be a savior.
She only wants to do one thing: survive and become the strongest.
To thank their Creator, the children offered her an endless devotion.
The Human-Faced Cat: This is a story of betrayal.
Clouds of Smoke: You know, don't you? Smokers are the finest kind of people-smoke.
Murderous Willow: Can willow fluff kill people too?
School Pranks: Have you ever thought about the consequences of the pranks you pulled as a student?
Aquarium News: Fish are the only creatures that seem already dead while still alive. So am I a fish or a person?
One More Time: I'll punish those whom reality can't.
Don't Look Back: Running down a long alley, should you look back?
(The dungeons are guaranteed to be fun. No tired, overused tropes.)
Chapter 40 ties. It looks good, I haven't seen any flaws so far, and the vocabulary usage and character proportions are fine. The protagonist is very cautious and smart. He is neither a good person nor an innocent person. I look forward to the subsequent development of the story.
To be fair, the ratio of women to men is good, and the imagination is quite big. Later on, there were too many places where people's names were wrongly written, which greatly affected reading.
The heroine became a little kind. Others surrounded the heroine and asked her to hand over the healing props. The heroine had a gun but only threatened them, and then the heroine's gun was destroyed.
The thought of the protagonist's golden finger notebook being taken away by others makes me feel unhappy [angry]
The weird things I wrote have come true, why doesn't the protagonist try to write another one?
It's okay, although there is a little problem, but keep going
It's quite interesting, and the story has nothing surprising. I'm looking forward to the follow-up development!
It feels a bit like Junji Ito, but there are also a lot of inexplicable things.
There are already two books in the author column that have been discontinued. I hope this won't be discontinued.
Chapter 40 ties. It looks good, I haven't seen any flaws so far, and the vocabulary usage and character proportions are fine. The protagonist is very cautious and smart. He is neither a good person nor an innocent person. I look forward to the subsequent development of the story.
To be fair, the ratio of women to men is good, and the imagination is quite big. Later on, there were too many places where people's names were wrongly written, which greatly affected reading.
The heroine became a little kind. Others surrounded the heroine and asked her to hand over the healing props. The heroine had a gun but only threatened them, and then the heroine's gun was destroyed.
The thought of the protagonist's golden finger notebook being taken away by others makes me feel unhappy [angry]
The weird things I wrote have come true, why doesn't the protagonist try to write another one?
It's okay, although there is a little problem, but keep going
It's quite interesting, and the story has nothing surprising. I'm looking forward to the follow-up development!
It feels a bit like Junji Ito, but there are also a lot of inexplicable things.
There are already two books in the author column that have been discontinued. I hope this won't be discontinued.
Okay, ok, ok