"Boss, what time does that old lady who burns paper offerings in Shiqiao Village start her shift?"
Lin Chuan: "That person isn't an employee at our scenic park."
The tourist looked enlightened. "A hidden NPC, right?"
"..."
"Then what about the actress who appears at the end of the opera house performance?"
"We don't have one of those either."
The tourist regarded him with newfound respect. "Boss, your secrecy is impressive."
After his grandfather passed away, Lin Chuan inherited a folk-culture scenic park on the verge of bankruptcy, along with an ancient, outdated phone.
At first, he only wanted to pay off the debts.
But the park kept growing more popular, and the employee roster kept getting stranger.
With the whole internet demanding answers, Lin Chuan could only make another statement:
**Yunshan Folk Culture Park is a legitimate attraction. There really are no ghosts.**
I would like to encourage you. The author has a good attitude. The subject matter is not new, but the point of view is more novel (this is just my personal opinion. If there are other similar ones, please recommend them). It would be nice to expand on it, describe it in detail, improve the logic, and exaggerate the special horror atmosphere. Overall, the water is relatively clear, keep working hard.
Aiwen [crying with laughter] The logic and writing style are terrible. The core idea is good, the author can revise it again
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The writing is okay, but the pace is a bit slow. I recommend giving it more to make it feel better.