The Invincible Library

Ye Da has started a new book, I'll support him first! Let me then give a brief review of this book. I feel like I've entered a strange cycle. I wonder if it's related to my recent reading habits. Lately, all my books seem to follow the same formula, and they all have systems or cheat codes. It's so tiring to read.

While claiming that Ye Buyu is outdated, he has written two equally outdated books. There are so many books similar to Evil Spirits and Libraries; many plots and tropes are already fixed, and there's nothing new to write about them. Hopefully, it's not just old wine in old bottles. Author, take care of your health.

Is Ye Buyu still writing? Where can I read it? I've been following this book for 12 years, and I really want to know the ending. I want to know the mystery of Grandpa Chen!

I saw on the author's Weibo that they were feeling unwell and would need to rest for six months. I hope everyone will refrain from personal attacks. I wish the author a speedy recovery so they can focus on writing again.

Why have so many books disappeared from Qidian.com, including "The Mysterious Files"?

What happened to the Mysterious Files?

Actually, following Ye Buyu's writing style is quite good. The pacing of the plot is well-balanced, and most of the characters are well-developed. However, there are several serious flaws that have not been corrected, such as forcibly reducing the protagonist's intelligence, ignoring abnormalities, claiming to be a materialist, but forcibly denying objective facts.

You could try using the Taoist techniques you've learned to fight demons and evil spirits in Western horror movies like the Insidious series 1 and 2, and the Conjuring series. Every time you see them powerless against demons and evil spirits, you feel like their methods are very limited, always relying on the Bible, garlic, crosses, silver ornaments, or, for the more powerful ones, spells, magic…

I read *Night Whisper* when I was in junior high, and I was always impressed by the story about peeling an apple. Later I couldn't find it anymore; it turns out the full title is *Night Whisper: The Mysterious Files*. Although it's a very old novel, I still plan to find it again and finish reading it. Keep it up, author!

I read your first book when I was in the second year of junior high school. Now I'm 20 years old, and even after all this time, I still like you.