I Make Urban Legend Videos, and Every Monster Comes to Life

The premise is good, with various supernatural tales unfolding one after another, and the pacing is also decent. The biggest problem right now is that the protagonist establishes the investigation bureau while hiding his identity, but in the latest chapter, his former superior immediately recognizes him in disguise.

Overall, it's alright. I initially thought it was a horror story, but as I read on, I realized it's just a typical system-based wish-fulfillment novel. It does have horror elements, but it's not as scary as SpongeBob SquarePants. I guess this is a horror novel suitable for children? 😏 However, be careful if you really want to read it.

This book is immersive, and the characters are well-developed.

I initially thought he was a civil official, but he turned out to be a military general.

I'll give it a full star rating first and see. But I really can't hide it when my identity is exposed; I was recognized immediately. Let's see how he tries to cover it up. If he doesn't manage to cover it up well, I'll come back. The author might have gotten carried away writing, lost in the moment, and seemed to have forgotten what he wrote in the previous chapters.

I think it's good. Harem it is, I don't like stories without a female lead anyway. It just updates two chapters daily, and the author still has drafts in reserve.

It's quite simple; the timing of the last few chapters is strange. It would be better to proceed with a solid foundation of educational content before focusing on containment.

It must be said that this setting is quite novel, involving traveling to a parallel world and giving viewers a live preview of how to exchange fear points for abilities; this aspect is particularly interesting.

[Fear][Fear][Fear][Stare][Stare][Stare] Those who are easily frightened, come in and see!

It's great! Update soon! Update soon! That's good. I hope the author doesn't add a harem element later on.