Infinity: Falling into the Realm of Death but My Teammates Are Ghosts

After reading this work carefully, I really feel that it is very amazing and interesting. I came up with the core setting of "falling into the world of death, but my teammates are ghosts". It breaks out of the conventional framework. It is very thoughtful and I can see your imagination and ingenuity. The writing style is very mature, and the description of the scenes has a strong sense of atmosphere. The supernatural scenes such as abandoned school buildings and hospitals can be immersed in a few strokes. When writing the dialogues and interactions between the characters, it is also relaxed and playful, and the proportion is particularly well grasped. It can be clearly felt that you carefully created each ghost partner. They are not just simple tool characters. Each one has a personality and a little temper. The bond between the partners is also very touching. The rhythm of the story is also very reasonable, and the tension of breaking through the levels is interspersed with the fun of getting along with the characters, without making people feel depressed or boring. Although it is a supernatural theme, you can also feel a warmth in the story, and it breaks away from the black and white stereotypes, which is particularly good.

I started reading the serialization of this novel on June 8th, and I have reached chapter 31. I went back and looked at the table of contents again, and read some of my favorite chapters. I was very moved! First of all, there is such a cute little thought hidden in the author's pen name! "Knight's Chess", the number "77" and "Knight" are a perfect coincidence! What follows is the imagery of the story and the power behind it: The protagonist has a sense of protection, adventure, and battle, as well as a sense of tension in the world of death, fighting against fate. The "falling into the world of death" in the title of the book really echoes it perfectly. It's so poignant! The author must be a person who understands details very well. Every key node is meticulous. At the beginning, the protagonist just died and did not go to heaven/hell, but fell directly into the "death realm". At the beginning, in a horrifying environment with corpses everywhere and being eaten by the same kind, I was forced to face the crisis of survival. The key character is the Wendigo - a deer-man-shaped monster with bone horns, pointed ears, and bright yellow eyes. It is extremely powerful and is the apex predator in the dead world. It did not eat Shouqing, but instead "protected" her within its control, and even killed other ghosts for her. As the only human being, why wasn't she immediately torn apart by the other ghosts? Is it just because of the intimidation of the Wendigo? Her calmness and decisiveness when facing a desperate situation (taking the initiative to rush towards the shadow) shows that she is by no means an ordinary human being. Okay, I won't spoil it anymore, let's continue to follow the author and read each chapter carefully! [Smile]

After seventy years of age, I accidentally walked into this magical world. After experiencing the vicissitudes of the human world and seeing many forms of all things, it is difficult to imagine how the author could outline the appearance, limbs and structure of those non-human beings, and give them different functions and thoughts. After reading the first 30 chapters, the plot of the story is delicate and nuanced, and the images and movements are clear and vivid. People and ghosts get along with each other all the way, just like the journey to the west to learn the scriptures. Demons and ghosts each show their abilities, and after going through ninety-nine and eighty-one difficulties, I don't know if they can achieve the right result. Looking forward to the wonderful performances in the future, watch slowly and savor it carefully~~ I have listened to Chapter 60. In this ever-changing and illusory world, the author skillfully incorporates real scenes of nature. There are stars in the universe above and magma in the center of the earth below, which corresponds to the story of human-like ghosts. Modern scientific achievements are also readily available to the author, from ultrasonic electronics to space stations, all of which are freely used in the plot. The skillful brushwork makes people feel fresh and exciting without any sense of disobedience. I'm still not finished, I'm continuing to explore~~

I've just listened to three chapters and I'm already hooked. The alternative infinite horror hits my heart. After only listening to the first three chapters, "Infinite: Falling into the Realm of Death But My Teammates Are Ghosts" jumped out of the inherent framework of traditional infinite novels and firmly grabbed my attention. The opening chapter is written neatly, without lengthy foreshadowing. At the moment when the protagonist Shouqing is about to die and falls into the world of death, the corpse-gnawing black shadow, the sticky bloodshot, and the cold Wendigo appear one after another. In just a few strokes, the cold and depressing atmosphere of the death world, and the thrilling atmosphere of dying step by step, are nailed down. It is as if you can hear the low roar of ghosts in your ears, giving a strong sense of immersion. The most outstanding thing is the anti-routine teammate setting. The Wendigo, which is supposed to feed on humans, does not kill the protagonist easily, but also forces her to embark on the trial road, which is full of tension; the skin stealer, centipede man and other ghost teammates gather together, and humans and ghosts are forced to form a survival match, breaking the old routine of human teaming up to overcome levels. The ten most painful sins laid down in the first three chapters, the suspense hidden in human skin, the plot of the glass bottle trial is compact and ups and downs, the ghost teammates each have their own secrets, Shouqing carefully maneuvers among the ghosts to survive, and the conflicting tension between humans and ghosts who are suspicious of each other and have to work together to overcome the obstacles is full of the whole story. Unlike most unlimited books that focus on fighting monsters and upgrading, this book focuses on thrillers and suspense and the bond between humans and ghosts. The cold and treacherous world view has begun to take shape. It is full of suspense in just three chapters, and I feel that the author's ideas are novel and unique ~ Looking forward to updates and follow-up [Love] [Love] [Love] The first thing I do when I wake up in the morning is turn on the music, and the more I listen, the more I get hooked. The transitions and foreshadowings in each chapter are very cleverly designed. The plots are interlocking and full of suspense. People can't help but keep following it. It's very enjoyable to listen to 31 chapters in one go~ full of experience! [Like][Like][Like] Hearing this, it is difficult to imagine that such words were written by this young author. Especially the details of Chizuru Xian's death and rebirth [Like] [Like] [Like] Keep up to date [Love] [Love] [Love] [Love] [Love] [Love]

Falling into the Death World But My Teammates Are Ghosts is a really good book. I have read a lot of books, but it is rare to see such a clever supernatural fantasy novel that combines the experience of going to the death world and the collection of the ten most painful sins. In the beginning of Shou Qing, he fell into the world of death, met a group of ghost teammates, and began to collect the ten most painful sins. Each level corresponds to a sin, which not only contains exciting games, but also spiritual thinking. What moved me most about this book was the in-depth analysis of the spiritual level. Relying on the core setting of the ten painful sins, it did not completely rely on fighting to break through, but combined fighting and fighting with the spiritual trial ground. Such as gods, knockers, peach blossoms, resentful spirits, etc., Are expressed in colorful forms. It gives me the feeling that the author pays more attention to the deeper spiritual world and the description of the soul. It is a two-way tempering of the soul and the spirit, which makes the entire death world experience more profound human background. The seemingly bloody game is actually full of warmth, warmth and loyalty. The essence of the book is to have a courageous heart that is not afraid of difficulties. Every trial is a challenge to oneself, and one can grow through trials. I look forward to more exciting stories below.

I have never been into ghost stories, but this book caught my eye! From Shouching falling into the realm of death, he began to travel in a dreamlike way, dealing with ghosts and monsters as friends and foes of the Wendigo, and more new problems constantly appeared, showing that the author has always had a spiritual concept, perseverance, courage, and no fear of difficulties! When listening to the book, the picture is vividly displayed in the mind, triggering infinite reverie, and unconsciously entering the scene, which is fascinating! Good work [like]

Breaking the stereotype of the opposition between humans and ghosts, the world of death is gloomy and depressing, but the ghost teammates are all gentle and soft-hearted. The bond of two-way redemption is so easy to cry. The dungeon has a full atmosphere, not only thrilling levels, but also hidden thoughts on obsession, human nature, life and death, and full of stamina. Other people's teammates are strong human beings, while the protagonist's teammates are dead souls full of regrets. There is no black and white of good and evil. Evil ghosts also have good intentions, and living people also hide their selfish intentions. The group portraits are delicately and movingly depicted, and the balance of horror and healing is just right.

The author's new book is finally out. The first five chapters have a tight pacing, a delicate sense of pull between human and ghost partners, mutual vigilance and forced symbiosis, strong character tension, and a full atmosphere of One Hundred Ghosts at Night. Collect it and enjoy it slowly!

This contradictory state of "neither killing nor letting go" made the relationship between the two full of tension from the beginning. In the glass bottle trial, the panic of the ghosts and the interaction between Shou Qing and the Wendigo kept me curious. It also buried core suspense such as "human skin" and "ten painful sins", which made the plot full of expectations and continued to follow up.

In the opening sequence of "Infinite: Falling into the Death Realm But My Teammates Are Ghosts", the author did not pile up unnecessary background settings, but directly used "Shouqing fell into the death realm on the verge of death" as the incision, using details such as the black shadow of the corpse, the deformed head, and the bloodshot when separated from the corpse, which instantly filled the sense of horror and made me directly into the protagonist's desperate situation of suffocation. The most eye-catching thing is the anti-routine setting of "human and ghost teammates". The Wendigo, which is supposed to be a predator, brings the protagonist into the trial field by "carrying her away". This contradictory state of "neither killing nor letting go" makes the relationship between the two full of tension from the beginning. In the glass bottle trial, the panic of the ghosts and the interaction between Shou Qing and the Wendigo kept me curious. It also buried core suspense such as "human skin" and "ten painful sins", which made the plot full of expectations and continued to follow up. Overall, the clip has a tight rhythm and a full sense of atmosphere. With its neat narrative and anti-routine character relationships, it injects fresh perspectives into Infinite Flow thrillers. This game breaks away from the conventional infinite-flow monster-fighting template and builds a story system with a unique setting of constructing a world of death through consciousness. The protagonist joins hands with a group of ghost companions to break through the illusion layer by layer, from solving puzzles on the river mirror to exploring the origin of gods, and gradually reveals the core truth that the dead world is actually the defense system of human consciousness. The plot has a thrilling and suspenseful atmosphere with philosophical thinking, the characters each have their own highlights, the ghost teammates perform their duties, and the protagonist relies on his clear mind to dismantle the traps. The plot rhythm is tight and appropriate, the world view is unlocked and constantly reversed, the creativity is outstanding, and it is quite recognizable among similar themes.

Tension, Suspense, Imagination, Multiple Creatures, From the Worm Train, Elf Dancing, Ghosts Stealing Skin, Werewolf on a Full Moon Night, Worshiping the Gods, I love this book so much! [Adoration] The construction of many levels of consciousness is beyond imagination. [Like] Every chapter is too compact. I have been following the update. Another brain-burning work by the author. Read Peach Blossom Spring, a subversive modern version of Peach Blossom Spring. It's actually about ghost hunting, imaginative, suspenseful, and thrilling [laughing] [like]

"Infinite", just like the title of the book itself, the author's consciousness and perception are constantly improving infinitely, taking readers to experience the depths of thought that they have never thought of or realized. In the delicate description, the mind will realize little by little or suddenly, "Oh my God, it can still be like this..." Keeping the Qing Dynasty allowed me to see once again the author's calmness and self-control, insight into fire, measured advancement and retreat, cold outside and soft inside, taciturn and prudent, sober and self-sufficient, restrained, and measured actions... The consistent "Keeping the Qing". Kindness will not be shown outwardly, nor will it be deliberately compassionate, but it comes from the heart and does not want to kill the ghosts who still have self-awareness. Tenderness is hidden under the shell of calmness. He is used to controlling situations, trapping ghosts and monsters in glass bottles, and figuring out what the other party relies on for survival. Subconsciously, he hopes to grasp the trends of dangerous things around him... Come on, this book is worth experiencing! The symbiosis of humans and ghosts, online logic, tight rhythm... I still love the author's most delicate brushwork, like breathing on a feather. On and on... On and on infinitely!

The fascinating thing about this book is that it wraps the core of "spiritual growth" in a shell of horror. Every trial between the protagonist and his ghost teammates is not only a cracking of the external illusion, but also a direct confrontation of his own sinfulness and obsession. If you are tired of the traditional infinite flow of "teammates are all human beings and dungeons are purely decrypted", this work of "humans and ghosts walking together, suffering and sin to temper the soul" is likely to bring you new surprises. It has successfully opened a unique gap in similar literature, breaking away from the traditional infinite flow routine, and refreshingly with its unique setting of "human and ghost teammates". The protagonist Shou Qing falls into the realm of death and is carried into the trial by a Wendigo. Ghost teammates such as Skin Thief and Centipede appear one after another. Every minute and every second is full of unknown tension. The story takes the "Ten Bitter Sins" as its core, and the twelve trials range from a church in the fog to a sci-fi space station, with changing scenes and escalating horror. Looking forward to how subsequent copies will continue to find a balance between "bloody" and "warmth", and also looking forward to how "Shou Qing" will eventually define his relationship with this group of "monsters" and achieve self-growth. "Infinite: Falling into the Dead World But My Teammates Are Ghosts" - When prey and predator become partners of life and death The story begins when Shouqing is on the verge of death and falls into the realm of death - there is no novice protection period here, there are only black shadows eating corpses, deformed heads and bloodshot threads pulled out when the skin is peeled off. Her only "companion" turned out to be the Wendigo who was supposed to eat her. This orc carried her through the foggy church, the evil peach blossom garden, the science fiction space station and the fantasy dragon's lair. Each illusion corresponds to one of the "Ten Sins". The teammates she met one after another were all ghosts: skin thieves, centipedes, male ghosts with three incense sticks in their heads... They not only had to fight against the crazy Kowtow Cultists, but also had to protect themselves in the paradox of "ghosts catching ghosts". The author does not stop at flesh-and-blood combat, but turns each trial into a double torture of the spirit and soul - amnesia of the gods, multiple layers of illusions, intertwined suffering and sin. Under the seemingly hopeless game, there is an undercurrent of strange loyalty and tenderness between ghosts and monsters. This work uses a neat narrative and an anti-conventional relationship between humans and ghosts, injecting a rare and thick background into the infinite thriller, making people feel chills down their spines and wet their eyes for these "monsters".

The infinite flow setting is very novel, and the idea that all teammates are ghosts is particularly brilliant. The original copy is exquisitely designed and full of suspenseful atmosphere. The process of breaking through the levels is tense and exciting, and the whole process is very immersive.

The author did not pile up unnecessary background settings, but directly used "Shou Qing was on the verge of death and fell into the realm of death" as the incision, using details such as the black shadow of the corpse eating the corpse, the deformed head, and the bloodshot when separated from the corpse, which instantly filled the sense of horror and made me directly into the protagonist's desperate situation of suffocation.

A must-read book for those who like high-IQ, brain-burning, suspenseful stream of consciousness! It's very creative and has great stamina. I can't get over it for a long time after watching it... The author is so thoughtful, and the shadows of philosophy and psychology are reflected everywhere in the book. It feels like the author has built a grand worldview through the trial copies, expressing his thorough understanding of cognition, life, and suffering. This is a philosophical book covered in infinite flow...

A good book with lots of suspense. It's very interesting. Let's continue.

This book is considered a very good novel of its kind and is worth reading.

In just a few strokes, the cold and depressing atmosphere of the dead world, where death is approaching step by step, is nailed down. It is as if you can hear the low roars of ghosts and monsters in your ears, giving you a strong sense of immersion.

The ghost teammates each have their own secrets, and Shouqing carefully maneuvers among the ghosts to survive.

The ten most painful sins buried in the first three chapters, the suspense hidden in the human skin, and the plot of the glass bottle trial are compact and ups and downs.

The book is so wonderful, each link is linked to the other, making people linger and want to read it again.

The most eye-catching thing is the anti-routine setting of "human and ghost teammates". The Wendigo, which is supposed to be a predator, brings the protagonist into the trial field by "carrying her in its mouth".

I've just listened to three chapters and I'm already hooked. The alternative infinite horror hits my heart.

It's great. The writing is good, the logic is clear, and it fills in the gaps. The characters really poked me.

The content is interesting, the characters are full of personality, it doesn't drag out, and the pace is just right. It's a very good book.

Overall, the clip has a tight rhythm and a full sense of atmosphere. With its neat narrative and anti-routine character relationships, it injects fresh perspectives into Infinite Flow thrillers.

The story is novel and very imaginative, so you can read it. Keep up the good work

The heroine's entire team of ghosts and teammates are stunningly designed. Each copy contains multiple twists and turns, intertwined with horror and suspense, and the plot is particularly brain-burning.

Skin Thief, Centipede Man and other ghost teammates gathered together, and people and ghosts were forced to form a survival combination, breaking the old routine of humans teaming up to overcome levels.