Fighting Star

Wow, this writing style and the ability to create atmosphere don't seem like something a newcomer would write. I wonder which veteran author is using this pseudonym.

I just discovered today that one of the settings in this book is extremely similar to a setting written by a famous author, and it's not even as interesting as the original! Ah! I'm going to die!

😴😴😴Let's wait until daytime to watch it, The Corpse is a bit too thrilling...

The writing is good, but the female lead is no good. A female lead like this is unacceptable in a horror novel. Author, look at similar books; either there's no female lead at all, or the female lead is uncanny. We read horror novels for thrills, not romance. To be honest, the female lead's role wasn't very engaging; her entrance felt completely out of place.

It's well-written, and the characters are very well-developed. Those who say the female lead is a flaw, have they considered the male lead? He's an orphan, and the male lead himself is an anomaly—even if he's mutated, he's still an anomaly. The shadowy figure in the story shows a tendency to assimilate the male lead, and his emotions will gradually fade.

Is this woman the female lead? It seems like this trend is emerging? Is she just a pretty face with no substance? The constant crying? It's so annoying to watch! In this bizarre world, this kind of female lead is just a burden, a troublemaker! The book is good, but the female lead is not.

Well, the author created a good atmosphere, but the female lead's character and behavior were not very likable.

The author keeps saying it's not a secondary account, what a load of rubbish! They must have written several novels and then created a secondary account here.

Hurry up, I like it this way, the scarier the better, come on, don't cherish me just because I'm a delicate flower, send me the email!

Author, please confess, which big shot's pseudonym are you?