The Chaotic World of Ghost Dramas

There is neither Chapter 1 nor Chapter 3. What do you think?

Can people who have lost their memory still exorcise demons and have selective amnesia?

It says it's the same as boiled water, it has no taste at all.

I heard that the protagonist has amnesia? That's not as good as the protagonist of the original work. If the time traveler loses his memory, why do you need him? Wait until he recovers? It is estimated that a large number of people will leave

Finally I understand why this book is not popular. It is completely inconsistent to write a protagonist who knows Eastern magic in the background of Western mythology. It is simply unreasonable not to rush to the market. It is better to create a witcher system that suits the Western background than to forcibly add an Eastern magic system to the Western background. Anyway, I basically saw no good results when combining things.

I don't particularly hate the amnesiac protagonist, but I particularly hate the author who explains it. The large number of dissatisfied readers proves that what you wrote does not meet the appetite of a considerable number of readers. You have to change it without affecting other readers. Authors who choose to explain or even use sophisticated explanations have not developed. To be a profitable author, you have to learn to cater to readers. Then see if you can persist.

What does the first chapter mean? The protagonist traveled back in time, played games at home, and suddenly arrived in the United States, and then he was very awesome and fucked a few local gangsters? Where does his ability come from for an ordinary person to be so awesome?

After reading more than ten chapters, half of them don't have a protagonist, and they don't introduce the protagonist's abilities. I can only say that the word count of more than ten chapters is low.

Well. This language logic. . Hard to describe in one word

Front. It's written like a junior high school student writing an essay. .

I haven't read the book yet, but I read the comments and they all talk about amnesia. By the way, isn't this kind of human novel based on omniscience and omnipotence to be more enjoyable? How can you play it if you have lost your memory?

If there was no amnesia, this book would have five times more people.

The character of the protagonist is very unlikable, especially when leading the protagonist into a new story, he is always passive and inert. I am not very satisfied with the plot and mission ending settings. There are also Cthulhu, American Gods, the Force of Evil, Marvel, DC, Freddy, Sadako, etc. Mixed together. It seems to have a logical setting, but the correlation is not organic. In addition, there are also the mentioned Cabin in the Woods, Death is Coming, etc. It seems lively, but in fact it is better not to say anything. Even if it is a single line written with the protagonist as the perspective of peace of mind, it is better than a paragraph where the spirit and form are scattered. To sum up, the reason why this book has so few readers is not because the author is involved in too many film and television drama backgrounds or is in a niche, but because the author did not concentrate on telling the story well. Then having said that, the author has written so much, isn't it a story? Just a set of outline settings.

What is written? It's too straightforward and lacks any writing skills.

The author is a bit stubborn, and you should have heard it when writing novels: Amnesia since ancient times (literary youth) is half cool

It is inevitable to fight against the street. It is also based on the theme of amnesia. Let me give you a rough outline. The protagonist is an indigenous person who lost his memory due to unknown reasons. He got a memory of a parallel world and embarked on an unparalleled journey to find memories. Various stories happened during this. In the end, he discovered that he was actually a passerby, but his experiences over the years have made him a legend. They are all more interesting than you