Chinese-Style Horror: I Can See Everyone’s Malice

I think it's well written! It's different from other infinite streams. If you go by the level of fear, it should be considered slightly scary. The copy is relatively novel but not very difficult or brain-burning. If you don't like serious horror, this book will be more friendly. Looking at it so far, it feels coherent and relatively compact. Other players encountered in the dungeon feel a bit forced to log out, but it may be just like what is written in the article. When it is their turn, they are panicked and eager, and it is easy to make mistakes in judgment and log out. The protagonist is a calm person, and the dialogue passages in it seem to be more business-like. If you are interested, you can try to read it. I feel that changing the name of this article may be more appropriate, but this is all my personal opinion. I look forward to future updates.

This is a very special book. Judging from the intuitive association of the title of the book, the setting "Malicious" seems to be an old template. What's amazing is that the concept of "malice" is very general and difficult to write about. The description in the book is extremely detailed, even going towards some kind of paranoid psychological profile. Malice does not point to clues, but only serves as a medium to present the protagonist's first feelings and second judgments about people's hearts. Therefore, there are doubts everywhere, and superpowers will not directly lead to answers. If a person's certain negative consciousness is embodied, the most profound way may be this. At least I have never understood the word "malice" in such a comprehensive way. What's difficult is that I'm not used to the sentence-by-line format, but I also respect the author's writing habits. Each person has his own style, so there's nothing wrong with it [thoughts]

The story is complete, and the story of each copy is quite complete and interesting. It feels like everyone is indifferent, there are no big emotional ups and downs, and there is no evidence-gathering and puzzle-solving process. They just follow the arrangement of the copy, which is a bit man-machine. The protagonist's words in the third dungeon are still questioned as usual, and the party will survive until the end. It seems quite bland but the background story of the copy is well written.

Is anyone watching? I'm a little scared.

I finished reading it in one go. The author is really talented and the writing is very novel. Come on [Adoration]

Great, clear logic. I haven't seen such good unlimited streaming in a long time.

Various scenery descriptions at the beginning, a glance at artificial intelligence

Really well written

It feels okay, but not that scary, but you can take a look

The idea is great. I suggest the author pay attention to the coherence and character setting when reviewing the manuscript.