Infinite Horror: I Can Sense Ghosts

Having written this far, I sincerely hope to hear everyone's honest thoughts. Whether you feel there are plot holes, the characters aren't fully developed, or certain scenes felt jarring or unsatisfying, I'll accept both praise and criticism. I will read all comments carefully, and every suggestion will serve as a reference for adjusting the story.

It's good. The beginning might be so-so, but to be fair, the later parts are really good.

After listening for a while, here are my thoughts. First, I'm not a shill; this book is very well-written, without much unnecessary fluff or nonsensical passages. Second, the plot twists aren't quite as deep as they seem. As the synopsis states, it's primarily a mystery/thriller! The character development is also quite good, and there isn't an excessive amount of filler content.

It's really good! I don't know what's with those negative reviews; the rating is a bit low.

I'll give it five stars for now. I've already finished watching it. My impressions are that the first two dungeons felt rushed, the first one was okay, but I personally preferred the third. However, one issue is that the character designs could have been better.

Since this popped up asking me to review it, I'll give it a shot. It's worth a read anyway! It's a bit scary, leaning towards a realistic style. You can tell the author wrote it seriously; there's no AI element. Highly recommended.

This infinite-flow dungeon is so brain-teasing! The slightly thrilling atmosphere is off the charts, the protagonist is incredibly intelligent, highly recommended! 👍👍👍

The infinite flow concept is innovative, and the suspenseful atmosphere is amazing. I loved it! 💕💕💕

After finishing "Shenxing Academy," I thoroughly enjoyed this book. It leans towards an exploration and mystery style, with not too much horror. The clues are presented steadily, avoiding the last-minute revelation found in other books. There are life-saving items, but they don't possess extraordinary powers; they're simply for one-time survival, without any other effects.

Yes, it's good. The only downside is that the protagonist's identity is somewhat similar to Ning Qiushui's, but his displayed abilities don't quite match that identity, creating a sense of disjointedness. Also, the fact that an organization struggles to uncover much about someone else's identity feels like it's been significantly weakened (because I only read the first two chapters). But overall, it's a very good read and worth checking out.