Strange Things Online

It's so damn hard to persuade me to quit. The protagonists are obviously high-born rich second generation, and they are not stupid in the description, but when encountering this game, it's like they have collectively lost their minds. Don't give me any foreshadowing or foreshadowing. If the author had followed the normal operation at the beginning (not such a neurotic protagonist), the results would not be like this. Besides, why should I? Why should I bear to watch the main character losing his mind for the sake of what is said in the comment section later (actually I did, but I just couldn't help it). With this kind of subject matter, there are horror parks in the distance, scary jokes, fear contagion, and strange stories in the near. Do you have to read dozens of chapters for the so-called "foreshadowing" in the front of this book?

When a friend first recommended this novel, I was a little confused. I felt like other readers: What did the author write? Is the protagonist so stupid? After reading on: Boss, I was wrong. But there are dozens of chapters of foreshadowing. You are so cruel, the author. If you can't read it, you will miss it! Please update more every day... I haven't seen enough! ! !

The introduction is really useless, but the book is very beautiful

Nice! ! ! Emmmm... It's not enough... Come on, author, this book will be a hit (it's not poisonous milk)! ! !

In those chapters at the amusement park, that woman named Cui Jun was so disgusting. She was so stubborn that she snatched the machine and called the police in front of the criminals. She also bet that other criminals would not dare to shoot. Who gave you the confidence, Yan Feiying! ! ! , And later explained that he was afraid that criminals would hurt innocent people if they ran outside, so why not consider that your two friends were still shot by others? Why aren't you afraid that your friend will be beaten to death?

I feel like the synopsis should be changed. After reading the book, I realized that it was about a realistic ar game, but I couldn't tell from the synopsis. If the synopsis had been written, I would have come in and watched it earlier, instead of leaving it out for a long time. Realistic ar has horror elements, and I think many people would like to read it.

First of all, I would like to praise the author's writing style and settings. It can be said to be very good. But why did I click the cross? "In the real world, the protagonist is dressed up as a black technology ar game and plays around. You can never wake up the person who pretends to be asleep" This can be said to be the c point of dissuasion in this book. To be honest, this is actually a cool point (don't ask me what's cool, I don't know). The opening chapter is quite amazing and makes people's eyes light up. However, the reason why Shuangdian is Shuangdian is that it can be done once or twice and not again and again. (Once a night, once a night? It doesn't exist.) As the problems exposed gradually increase (what the protagonist discovered, what the protagonist should discover) The poisonous point comes. Don't talk about God's perspective or God's perspective. The point is that the author begins to "suppress" the protagonist. The protagonist created by the author can be regarded as a conventional intelligent protagonist, with rigorous logic, calmness in situations, high IQ, and a little more humane (sometimes funny) than others. It's quite successful, at least it's quite interesting to watch from the front. But it changed around chapter 30. Maybe it's because I don't want to end the author's bad taste like this – the cool point above. It may also be because of the "little fox demon" in more than seventy chapters. In short, the author begins to confront the protagonist, and every time something is about to be discovered, someone will always fill in the mysterious patch, sometimes it is someone else, sometimes it is the protagonist himself. . . Then the "brainless protagonist" who was criticized by many book friends came (Protagonist: I won't bear the blame, and I don't want to!) Well, I accidentally said a bit too much. In short, I hope the author will not insist on his own way, and give more consideration to the thoughts of the "people below" and think more about what they can do at this moment, rather than what they must and cannot do at this moment.

Personally, I like it very much. The general structure is very novel. It is the first horror novel of this type that I have seen. From my personal understanding, that game is a medium that can independently analyze whether the carrier has (for example) spiritual power or other abilities. The requirement of reaching level five is mainly because if the ability reaches the standard, you can continue to the next more difficult field! The male protagonist got a little fox (knife) due to the auction, thus breaking the (ability?) That must be controlled after reaching level five. The survivor should be an old man from the previous games, because the survivor said that the male protagonist and they are not in the same camp. That is to say, before the male protagonist has played this game, there has been a terrifying real case, but it was suppressed by superior personnel. It was not spread to the outside world. This is the self-understanding of this book for now. I'm sleepy, take a nap

I really admire the author's way of writing, which first poisons the readers and then detoxifies them, but is the author really not afraid of the readers being poisoned and then running away? There are a lot of poisonous points in the early stage, and it takes more than 140 chapters to explain them clearly. The author is really not afraid that no one will read this book. I admire it.

When the protagonist realizes something is wrong, he is forcefully turned around by the supporting character. Is it interesting? It's completely the author saying that this is not possible, and then forcefully overturning it If there is no so-called "friend" (the author), the protagonist can completely feel that something is wrong, and then slowly explore it What I am watching now is that the protagonist finds something is wrong, and the two so-called "friends" forcefully say that this is normal, and then the protagonist gives up thinking? I had to take all kinds of poisons from the supporting characters