
The Mysterious Novel
诡秘小说
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 764k Words
- Subgenre
- Eerie Mystery
- Updated
- 5y ago
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These are all books with real character. I don't recommend books lightly. New authors are welcome to ask me to add their books, but they must meet a certain standard. Dear readers, if you like this list, please follow me. I'd be very grateful.
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Yi Xiao is arguably the most tragic among paranormal authors; basically, every single one of his books has been lost. 😰
You're finally back! Go Yixiao! Go go go!
Should the new book consider following the path of horror resurgence, using ghosts to fight ghosts? Use your imagination to create dungeons, avoiding the typical monster-slaying and leveling-up formula. I think "Resurrection of Terror" has truly created a new genre of horror; it's easy to learn and very entertaining.
The protagonist of this book is quite peculiar to me. He's neither as neurotic and calm as some suspense novel characters, engaging in a brutal fight with a ghost while sporting an extremely creepy smile. Nor is he like some protagonists who are utterly cowardly (in fact, it's the cowardly protagonists who evoke fear in the reader). Well, there's fear too.
One reason your work isn't going well is the lack of a female lead; it's always so gay-ish...
It's been a long time since I've been to Qidian. I heard that Yixiao's old books were released, but then his new books were banned again. It's infuriating! Tencent has never done anything decent; they're more cunning than ghosts. Sigh, Yixiao, adjust your mindset and keep going!
I have a feeling that the people on Huozhong's side have a lot of opinions about Xiaoxiao. To say it's imitation, tailoring, disdainfully mentioning names, and then the first thing that comes to mind when thinking of "fire" is something extremely terrifying?
I dropped the book after reading 16 chapters. This one follows the exact same formula as the previous three: a company catching ghosts, a system, and an academy. What does this book have to do with horror? Isn't this just an infinite flow novel disguised as a horror story? It's become another case of reader enhancement, with ghosts dying with a fart later on.
Investment slots are all used up; I can only invest next month. I'll cast three recommendation votes for now, and then watch "Mechanical Horror." But honestly, I feel "Terror Wanted" is better than "Mechanical Horror" because it features many supporting characters from other games, such as Chen Ping and Ye Xingchen, whose intelligence is off the charts.
Idiom Tower
How can a book be complete without an idiom section? I'll start: "" (yī jiàn rú gù) – meaning "to feel like old friends at first sight".