Shaye's House

At first I thought it was just an ordinary novel about curiosity, but I didn't expect it to be able to embody the worldview of so many works without violating it... The more I read it, the more enjoyable it becomes.

After reading more than 20 chapters, I felt that instead of opening up my brain, it seriously polluted my consciousness structure. Because I have too much imagination, my brain will simultaneously construct fantasy scenes every time I read a novel. Although the color of the fantasy is relatively gray (no matter what color it is, it is always hazy and covered with a layer of gray), but because the content is relatively crazy, it still feels like it puts a certain amount of pressure on my brain. I can't read it happily. I need to rest for a while before continuing. I have finished reading chapter twenty-nine so far.

Very strong, don't 404

Having played Saya, I was surprisingly able to accept the setting.

Come on, author🤭

I think it would be nice to add a world with big swords.

Actually, it's quite interesting to accept this setting.

There is no Saya! You are committing fraud!

Then add more niche works. Have you ever heard of Demon Fear Syndrome? Go and save the heroine, let the protagonist help people in trouble, be able to answer any questions, and fulfill any wish. It's time to save some weak or miserable original protagonists and change some stinky worldviews. Magic reform just needs to be interesting. Of course, it must have a good ending, otherwise your work will always be unpopular among the niche. Just like Long Kong's post recommending your book, no one responded. The mainstream still likes to be healed after hunting for novels. It's like watching the superpower girl Helen written by the same author after watching Fran, the crazy doctor. Balance is the most important thing.

What do you want to get out of this book? Pangu Chaos' Captivity of All Humans is a truly anti-human work. Gao Chuan, who suffers from R-rated Doomsday Syndrome, is becoming more and more niche as he writes. The author's psychotic ravings even turn readers into eunuchs. He wrote two million-word books in a horror paradise for three days and two nights. After becoming famous, he spent three days fishing and two days surfing the Internet. The SCP Foundation was not well-known before the game came out in 2017. In the 5 years since the forum was established, only a few people at Dawn and Stairs took care of silent translation. If you want to support your family, I suggest you write a novice's face-slapping upgrade article. That way you can probably earn 4,000 or 5,000 a month. But I know your ambition is more than that. Strange novels are indeed a niche, but you have to know that transformation novels are also a niche, but why are so many people reading them? The hunting map of ferocious birds is about a different species, and the writing style is about the same as yours. How many do you have in the collection? You didn't combine your own imagination with what the readers want to see. It is very exciting to bring in an extraordinary creature, but your book has too little sense of immersion. The volume of Hayate the Combat Butler is good, but what is your intention in arranging that thing? The ending of Legend of Sword and Wind was okay, and it was a cool point for the protagonist to leave the Netherworld. You should really see how Leader Chen pretends to be.