The Crew's Prop Master Started from Liaozhai

Great, great atmosphere! It's about a Chinese chat room, but it's not all about a Chinese chat room. The collection of plots is smooth, nice!

In short, it's just a hodgepodge. It's a pity to eat, a pity to throw away, and it's useless.

It's really poisonous. Wan Jia, who has experienced a copy of it, said don't look back, but he put the poison aside and turned around to look. I searched for clues by myself, and didn't bring any embroidered shoes for self-defense. I did it everywhere, just like a noob.

What is Pig's Foot's motivation behind investigating the case? What can he gain? To avenge the deceased? He is a prop master who makes paper figures, for his ideal? The ideal of seeking death?

The writing is very exciting, you don't know the author! It's really hard to find some works that can make you feel a little scary after reading them! And this book is not just about scaring people. Although some plots have some minor problems, the overall logic and clues are all right, and it is interesting enough to read. Anyway, come on, author!

It is recommended that the protagonist settles in the mentally retarded bar and serves as a benchmark for the mentally retarded bar.

The copy of Liaozhai is good-looking, but the real world feels a bit confusing, and the pace is too fast. I think you can go through life and death in the dungeon and get the benefits and then show off in the real world, but the real world should still focus on relaxing and daily life, so that you can just relax.

It was very frustrating to watch. It's not that the writing is bad or the story is not good, it's just that the protagonist didn't grow up at all and couldn't see any hope. For example, when it comes to the transformation of a woman into a corpse, the protagonist doesn't tell others what happened, so as not to cause panic, but isn't it still being chased by a female corpse, and did the female corpse kill someone? Since you knew you were going to fake the corpse, why didn't you discuss this matter with other people? At least everyone could take precautions in advance. As a result, a coachman was killed. If it was written that he did something to protect other people, forget it, but he did nothing and just watched others die. This kind of protagonist is really frustrated.

The horror atmosphere is well rendered, but the character's mental degeneration is a bit serious, making it feel like a bad movie. For example, if you pack seafood on your back in the middle of the night, normal people would feel something is wrong. After all, it is not a Cthulhu type, so it is a bit inappropriate to lower your intelligence like this.

Damn, damn, I was bored looking for a book in the middle of the night and found this book. I read a few of them with the intention of giving it a try, but I didn't expect that I couldn't stop! The author writes the suspenseful atmosphere of the story very well. I also particularly love reading ghost stories. Personally, I feel that the storytelling and atmosphere are no less than those of a horror house. Big cheers for the author! 🙂

It feels like it's a bit of a forcible deception. I've passed the supernatural dungeon, but when I encounter it in reality, I still handle it as normal, and I even take the initiative to commit suicide.

There are many ways to write, so you have to learn to be flexible. For example, two times at the beginning of the chapter, I was too sleepy and fell asleep, which made me feel sick. However, if the protagonist is too sleepy, he decides to fight with a sharp object and stabs his butt. As time goes by, the dozing becomes more and more serious, and when he opens his eyes again, it is dawn. Isn't this description more touching than what you said?

The plot is too bloody. It is completely based on the detective version. Do you think it is the No. 13 Moru bus? I searched it over and over again, but it was a waste of time. My brain is not working well, mainly because I don't seem to understand it, and the writing is not very fluent. Especially the fat man, who likes to play and is dedicated at the same time. Isn't this inconsistent?

The writing is good and has a horror atmosphere, but the logic is too confusing and the plot is too far-fetched, so I can only abandon it, but I am looking forward to the author's next book.

It's true that the protagonist has abilities, but the police won't keep it secret? When the protagonist asked about the case, the policeman told him that it was too unprofessional!

Someone asked who the bookstore owner is? In fact, you can take a guess. This boss is always there in the plot.

Although the horror atmosphere is great, I think it is very intellectually depressing. I look forward to your next book.

Come on, the update is very well written.

Congratulations on its release I was recommended this book by relatives and friends after more than 20 chapters, and then I found out that it was indeed a book of jelly and it was updated very quickly. But one question I have is that if these cases happen around the protagonist and he enters the corresponding copy of Liaozhai, he will definitely encounter these cases in reality. It seems to have a sense of déjà vu in a healing game. Why do friends around the protagonist encounter this kind of thing more or less? The restaurant owner's daughter is gone, the fat man's girlfriend pretends to be schizophrenic, and the policewoman has problems in her childhood 🥵 It feels like a lonely star.

It's witty, the plot is forcibly reasonable, and there's not much to say. The first book is like this, the atmosphere is not bad, the author has great potential, I look forward to your second book.

It's strange that the protagonist was only afraid when he learned that craft before? Why don't you research the paper man if you see it's useful? 🤭I can't understand

First of all, I only saw the testimonials on the shelves and would like to share my own opinions. The subject matter is okay. It is similar to the air-conditioning healing game. It is a connection between two worlds. This is a thriller novel. What readers are most looking forward to is the development of the plot. I feel that this sudden emotional line is a bit inexplicable. The heroine appears inexplicably. The hero also has a crush on her. The heroine is also interested in the hero. It feels very abrupt and somewhat incompatible with the plot. Although you wrote the heroine into the plot of Liaozhai, hoping to promote the emotional line between the male and female protagonists and promote the development of the plot, but now, I feel that the foreshadowing you have laid before, such as the pawn shop, the book Liaozhai, and some of the things the plot characters said to you in the book, all give me a feeling that they are not integrated. The golden finger of the protagonist is said to be this fairy tale, but in fact, there is nothing special about the protagonist at all. Entering the book basically depends on the understanding of the plot, and the aura of the protagonist given by the author. When returning to the real world, the props brought by the protagonist from the book are basically of no use. They scare an actor and a few gangsters, and have no effect on investigating the case in real life. It feels very useless. Although the real world is scary, it is not real monsters, but people acting like monsters. I still like this, but the protagonist is an ordinary person with no special skills, and the golden finger is relatively useless. He solves one case after another with his passion, which is really embarrassing. The overall feeling is good, the flaws are not hidden, the writing style and plot promotion are not bad, and it also creates the exciting feeling of a horror novel.

How should I put it, there is no sense of immersion. When an ordinary person encounters something he is afraid of in reality, he will immediately avoid it, but the protagonist rushes forward. I just saw the part where I was exploring the hospital with the group leader. I can't stand this anymore. If the fat man were an ordinary person, he would go back immediately. If he didn't go, nothing would happen. If he went, there would be no trouble.

The dungeon at the beginning is great, but the excitement of the real-life case plummets, and there are various operations to reduce the intelligence. Moreover, after entering so many dungeons, the protagonist's IQ is still not high. Back in reality, he has no ability and still needs to get involved in case investigation. All he investigates are extremely vicious criminals. Is the protagonist really fearless?

To be honest, this book is quite good, but my biggest dissatisfaction with this book is the last sentence of the introduction. Xu Yang also relied on the methods he learned in books and the help of the protagonist in the book to overcome many crises. This is a novel, not a TV series. Look, if you read the introductions of 100 novels, which one has such a sentence at the end? You don't need to write this sentence at all, and just put a bunch of ellipses.

The props master of the film and television crew of the book title started from Liaozhai. I originally thought that the protagonist had a super power, a golden finger, or something, and could use the film and television props of the crew to carry out various operations. Unexpectedly, it turned out to be nothing.

Is it because your fantasy has become a reality that you are banned?

Lao Tie, try to fool yourself into invincibility and you will be invincible in the future.