Strange Things Online
诡异在线中
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 991k Words
- Subgenre
- Eerie Mystery
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
In booklists 7
Shocking! Some People Stay Up All Night Just to Read This... Hahaha
Just books I personally enjoy reading…… Umm…… I haven’t updated this in ages. Here’s a quick summary. It mostly includes: Transmigrators, System novels, anime and manga, infinite-world stories, funny and lighthearted stuff [???], otherworlds, urban fiction, showbiz, supernatural, horror, wuxia, historical fiction, and everyone cultivating immortality together [what?] [That’s about it, I guess? I might add more series later. I’ll organize it gradually when I have time, since I’d still like to sha
Books I've Read (Just to Kill Time)
Books I've read before
Horror, Supernatural, and Escape Stories: Fans, Come Add These to Your Collection 😄
An incredibly good supernatural survival novel. They rely only on their wits and special items to escape pursuing ghosts. Each terrifying mission is a slaughter of humans by supernatural beings. Even so, they must find a way to survive each mission while being hunted. Only after completing many missions can they return to the real world.
In a Reading Slump, With Ongoing Updates
Reborn, System, underdog comeback
A Bit of Everything
These are some books I'm following. My tastes are all over the place, and some have questionable content, bad endings, and so on, so read with caution. Hmm... why are there so many abandoned works on my list... OJZ... Am I really that into weird stuff?
Readable Novels
These are novels that, as an old bookworm, I personally think are worth reading. Please take a look, and I will update the list regularly.
Read the Blurb
I've suddenly realized that so many books these days are all about cheerful banter. Not that there's anything wrong with that, but after reading too many, it starts to feel a little strange... So this list is changing direction. I'm leaning toward serious, weighty, and solemn stories. At least, not so carefree and full of banter. I regret only making one list at the time. I wanted to keep historical romances separate, but now they have to go here. Still, they all follow the principles above. The
More like this
Time Stopped for 499 Years
Chasing the Killer in a Dream
The Survival Game on the Tip of Your Tongue
EN
My Dead Friend Transmigrated
The Escape Room Set
Reborn to Defy the Journey to the West
The Asylum of Ten Thousand Worlds
EN
Global Collapse
The Clown Game
Dawn Doctor
EN
Step Back, Let Your Master Handle This
EN
Nightfall Players
Doomsday Wonderland
EN
My House of Horrors
The Future King
EN
Lord of Mysteries
Back to the Past as a Cat
Spare Me, Great Lord!
EN
Cultivation Chat Group (The Daily Life of a Chat Group)
Mysterious Revival: Wang Chaling Inherits Countless Legacies
The Mysterious Revival: The Ghost Messenger Arrives
1994: Exorcisms and Spirit Summoning in America
Dr. Park, Can You Handle It?
Reborn in 1938: I'm Done Being a Landlord
Survival Guide to a Bizarre World
I Walk Through the Worlds of the Heavens
A Dungeon Just Appeared in My Living Room
Siheyuan: Starting by Picking Up Attributes
After Falling Asleep
My Cultivation Game
The Asylum of Ten Thousand Worlds
Reader comments 43
Google Translate
This is so damn discouraging! The main characters are clearly rich kids from privileged backgrounds, and they're not portrayed as stupid, but when they encounter this game, they all seem to lose their minds. Don't give me any foreshadowing or setup. If the author had written the beginning in a normal way (without these neurotic protagonists), the results wouldn't be like this.
When a friend first recommended this novel, I was a bit confused, just like other readers: What is the author writing about? Is the protagonist really that stupid? After reading on, I realized: I was wrong. With just a few dozen chapters of setup, the author is ruthless! If you can't keep reading, you're missing out! Please update more daily… I haven't had enough!!!
I want to complain about something
The synopsis is really bad, but the book itself is excellent.
It's amazing!!! Emmm... I can't get enough... Keep it up, author! This book is bound to be a hit (not a jinx)!!!
I hope the author will carefully consider the chapters about the amusement park.
In the amusement park chapters, that woman named Cui Jun was absolutely disgusting. She was incredibly stubborn, grabbing the machine and calling the police right in front of the criminals, even betting that they wouldn't dare fire. Who gave her that confidence, Yan Feiying?! Later, she explained that she was worried the criminals might run outside and harm innocent people.
I feel the synopsis needs to be revised. I only realized it's about realistic AR games after reading the book, but the synopsis didn't tell me. If it had mentioned that, I would have read it much sooner instead of it sitting here for so long. Realistic AR games also have horror elements; I think many people would enjoy reading it.
First, I must commend the author's writing style and setting. They are, in short, excellent. But why did I click the X? The real world is disguised as a high-tech AR game, completely outmaneuvering the protagonist; you can never wake someone who's pretending to be asleep. This could be considered the most discouraging point in the book.
I personally really like it. The overall structure is very novel; it's the first horror novel of this type I've ever read. My personal understanding is that the game is a medium that can autonomously analyze whether the user possesses (for example) spiritual power or other abilities.
I really admire the author's writing style—first piquing the reader's interest, then offering a twist. But isn't the author afraid that readers will leave after being hooked? There are so many problematic points in the early chapters, only explained around chapter 140. Does the author really not care if no one reads this book? I'm truly impressed.
Is it interesting that the protagonist realizes something is wrong, but the supporting characters forcibly change the situation? It's basically the author saying this won't work, and then forcibly changing it. Without the so-called "friend" (the author), the protagonist could easily sense that something was wrong and then slowly explore the situation.