Horror Tales

I wanted to read it casually, but ended up reading five chapters in one go. The writing was very good and I took it in. It was very suspenseful, but I didn't dare to read anymore. I was afraid of it at night.

Why are enhanced things so non-mainstream? Zombies, ghouls, shrouds... Can't they just go the normal route? These things always feel weird and hopeless...

I have read less than half of it, and I feel it is quite good. The writing is smooth, the characters are well-developed, and the details are well written, but it lacks stamina. 1. The content of the projection world is not rich enough. For example, in the second world, after searching for a long time, the fat man saw the tomb from the beginning, and then found that the feng shui was wrong, and then he defeated the zombies, and then it was over. The first world is stronger than the second world, but the NPC's IQ is indeed weaker, and the sense of supernatural beings is much less. 2. Except for the supernatural episode at the beginning that makes people feel quite nervous, the rest of the narrative is mostly in a relaxed and happy way. I may not like this tone very much. If the horror is a little relaxed and relaxed, but the relaxed is a little funny emmm... I can only say that my personal taste is different~ In fact, the overall quality of this book is still good, and there is room for improvement. Come on!

In a blink of an eye, I have read more than a hundred chapters. Not bad. If I continue to read more, I can start killing.

If the fat man knew that meat. . . . . . .

Guessing about the grand world view, the projection fragments of civilization will distort and affect civilization, and produce supernatural events that affect reality. The generation of fragmented projections may be divided into normal civilization divisions and civilized battlefield fragments. Battlefield fragments are fragments produced by the battle between civilization-protecting forces and civilization-destroying forces. Shard projections can affect reality. The protagonist can be defined as a cleaner in the early stage, collecting fragments of civilization by cleaning up garbage spots. Cleaner is just a code name, responsible for logistics, but it does not mean that there is no unified command and combat effectiveness. Some senior officials influence the structure as hidden bosses. There are civilization projections as battlefields that constantly generate debris and affect reality. The protagonists are like cleaning staff responsible for logistics. They are at the bottom and are exploited a lot, but they bear little responsibility. They are relatively safe and the number is relatively small. They can draw in some real people with special supernatural physiques. Because most people are at the bottom and weak, they know little about the truth of the world and don't need to know much. However, some people are so powerful that the enhancement of projected ashes has almost no effect. In reality, they are only responsible for guarding each major area. As the person in charge, the world understands them deeply. The generation of fragments may be related to civilized warfare. There should be more senior personnel. As the combat power of small battlefields, they have stronger capabilities but greater responsibilities, higher risks but greater rewards. The projection of small fragments is handed over to the lower levels for processing. With large numbers and large bases, as a grassroots force, it can be divided into group armies in multiple theaters. At the same time, there are some elites who independently form mercenary groups, which have a high degree of freedom but few benefits and great gains. The projection incident has a wide impact and a long history. It may involve the participation of the country and large families. As an upper-level organization, it affects reality and the pattern of civilization. It has the most knowledge, is closest to the truth, and gets the greatest benefits, but bears the greatest risks and responsibilities. It exists as the firewall and Great Wall of civilization. It is divided into multiple war zones according to different forces, and has multiple armies under its command, responsible for large-scale frontal battlefields. Every decision made by the hidden bosses affects the entire pattern. The reality should be the final pure land, the rear area, but there are still special supernatural events. At the same time, some events are strange and difficult. There should be special people responsible for them, such as night watchmen, gatekeepers and other people who are small in number but powerful and have greater rights and responsibilities. These people specialize in dealing with strange events, have hidden privileges, and understand the hidden truths and secrets. Some of them have great say as hidden bosses.

The horror atmosphere at the beginning is okay, but later it becomes an urban complaint. The plot is scattered, and the protagonist is unhurried and calm. After reading more than a hundred chapters, he doesn't care about the life and death of his friend Dongliang, doesn't care about Lao Wang's layout, doesn't care that he will die at any time in the dungeon, and uses bandages, seeds, masks, and other high-end props for nothing. He doesn't care at all whether he improves his level or what to do if he can't beat the dungeon. It's more Buddhist than playing mini-games. In short, the plot has no sense of urgency, the protagonist has no sense of tension, and it's nothing like a web novel.

It's better to change the resume to persuade me to quit, especially the one that either lives in pain or dies with a smile. I felt embarrassed when I saw it. The resume either attracts novices to kill or highlights the horror.

I'm a newbie, and sometimes I can't control the intensity. If you have any ideas, you can mention it, and if you have any opinions, you can also mention it... But let me declare in advance, it is very likely that I will not change it... But I will definitely feel a little wrong! The most important point is civilized exchanges! Thank you for your support...

If you can still write so well in the future, two of my monthly passes will be yours.