1924: Inheriting a Haunted Legacy

This book is excellent. If anyone is unsure whether to read it, I can tell you it's well worth the time.

Write down the points I think are problematic. 1. The characters lack distinct personalities. Take the protagonist as an example: the author writes of his grief over his adoptive father's death, but the background reveals that he quarreled and left home (the reason is unknown), and that his other children all hate their adoptive father.

It's just too niche. Author, give me a definite answer: will you cut it? If you won't abandon it, I'll help promote it in the book club. In addition, since it's such a niche market, you need to clearly indicate the key elements and include them in the description to attract enthusiasts to the greatest extent possible.

I support the author who dares to write traditional Cthulhu fiction. The character development is good, but it doesn't quite fit the current market. Author, be prepared!

Daring to challenge traditional counter-strategies, you are 👍. Save this post first, then comment after you catch up.

I checked out this book while I was trying to raise it, and I hope it doesn't die from my neglect 😭😭. It's really great. There aren't many books of this type that have this kind of atmosphere while also being highly readable. Others are either too obscure or too disjointed. This one is really comfortable to read, and the protagonist's personality is well-developed.

The overall tone is gloomy and obscure, but it's a great book in the Cleveland genre, with a very well-developed story. It's completely different from fast-paced, light novels. You can give it a try, but not everyone can finish reading it.

It's great! It feels like reading a physical book. Compared to online novels, the language feels more like a physical literary work. Even before the story fully unfolds, the writing already has a distinct "Luo Wei" feel. It's a bit slow-paced compared to online novels, but writing at its own pace makes it a high-quality piece.

It's too chaotic. There are tons of characters, but none of them are well-developed, not even the main character. The same goes for the plot; it's long and detailed, but none of them are memorable.

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