The Demon Apartment
恶魔公寓
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.2M Words
- Subgenre
- Rule-Based Horror
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- English
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A ten-year veteran fan talks about Blackfire and his books!
As a reader of supernatural horror novels, a player of horror games, and a lover of horror literature, I'd like to share some of my thoughts on Blackfire and his books. I got hooked on Hell Apartment when it was more than halfway through its update. The opening three chapters were concise and to the point, a textbook example of a good opening.
I hope that the next book by the author, "Furious," can use the cinema setting from the early stages of the story. The cinema setting is really perfect for serialization. Below are some advantages of the cinema setting that I see: First, avoid harmony.
I'd like to ask everyone: would you still be willing to watch Scarlet Letter without the main character? Hell Apartment features many classic blood-written messages without a main character, and countless memorable supporting characters. I'd like to hear everyone's thoughts.
Hopefully the author will see this. I've seen all of them, including The Horror Movie, The Cursed Island, and the movie theater. To be honest, none of these novels made me want to give up on them. I found it very enjoyable to watch and couldn't stop. I stumbled upon the book review section today and discovered the root cause of your style change issue, so I thought I'd say a few words.
Seeing you again fills me with emotion.
I still remember reading your "Hell Apartment" book during my university years. It was the first book that got me hooked on your work, and I was blown away by it. After that, I read all of your works, though they were pirated copies. In order to make money, you forcibly turned the original masterpiece into a fantasy film in the cinema.
Blackfire is the best. Give it a thumbs up if you agree.
Why is everyone supporting the idea of killing off the female lead this time?
LOL... I had already decided not to kill off the female lead.
I don't think the reason this subscription is bad is purely because of the horror elements, but rather because of the first few chapters. If I weren't a fan of Hell Apartment and had always had faith in and expectations for the author, I would have been turned off by the long stretches of personal commentary and the protagonist's inexplicable romantic subplots.
I never expected to actually receive a reply from you, Mr. Huo. It's truly an honor. I was worried you wouldn't see it, so I put this text in the book review instead of the chapter description. Thank you for your kind consideration. Let me venture to discuss this further with you:
Sigh, after reading some of it, all I can say is that this author deserved to fail.