1. Suspense hook style
(The opening chapter goes straight to the core conflict and uses strong contrast to create the desire to read more)
"My daily job is to clean up the garbage in the amusement park that does not belong to 'this world'.
Until that day, I picked up a faded "Employee Code" in the shadow of the carousel.
It says: All 'visitors' are anomalous entities that need to be cleared.
And the first article of the "Tourist Instructions" that I have hung around my neck for three years reads——
'Always remember that you are not the only observer. '"
2. Character contrast type
(Highlighting the protagonist's cold control in despair and creating a sense of "online IQ")
They call it "Abandoned Paradise", I call it "Regulatory Cemetery".
While others were crumbling in fear, I was smiling at two completely contradictory manuals.
Does the carousel have an extra empty horse at midnight? That's just right——
The "it" in me that longs for possession of its own body loves to ride things that have no owners.
Come on, trade your weird rules for my survival logic.
3. World view critical attack style
(Quickly establish the uniqueness and sense of oppression of the world view, directly hitting the reader's curiosity)
[Warning: "Niche Pretender" Detected]
Reader comments
This book has a slow pace and is not suitable for fast-paced readers. Moreover, the writing is average. If you like it, just read it. If you don't like it, just read something good.
This book has a slow pace and is not suitable for fast-paced readers. Moreover, the writing is average. If you like it, just read it. If you don't like it, just read something good.