House of Nightmares

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It's quite interestingly written, with a dark fairy tale feel, and the switching between the dreamlike wonderland and the real-life hospital is very engaging. It reminded me of playing Alice: Madness Returns. Keep it up, author! 🤭

It's really well-written, and I'm not exaggerating, it's much better than "Air Conditioner." I don't know if it's for the sake of getting it on the shelves or what, but "Air Conditioner" is becoming increasingly pretentious and unrealistic. This book has a good plot and two storylines running simultaneously, and the characters' backgrounds aren't fully revealed, leaving room for imagination.

This book is really good, it has a great feel to it, but it seems like not many people are reading it. Keep up the good work, author! Please support me with a donation and don't abandon the project!

After reading dozens of chapters, I've found the protagonist to be remarkably calm and emotionless, with a touch of madness. I love it! The setting is simple and fun, the short stories are heartwarming, and there's no tendency to pad the word count. For me, it's just right in every way. Bulbasaur. I've added an auto-subscription option for the author. Keep it up!

The author has put a lot of effort into this book. Judging from the story's concept, it's much better than those similar books on the current bestseller list that have already been corrupted. I hope the author keeps it up!

A good book, not the formulaic literature commonly seen these days, and the author's writing skills are also adept at handling it (•ө•)♡ And, will there be a female lead? (›´ω`‹ )

On one hand, people say they dislike this monster but dare not kill it; on the other hand, they say it can't be released and isn't powerful... Isn't that contradictory? This monster struggles to even kill a limb of another monster, so why don't the monsters at night kill it? Furthermore, the world-building is incomprehensible; it feels like suspense is created for the sake of suspense. The author's writing skills are lacking.

The main character from my childhood, all the pictures I post are for personal and non-commercial use, some can be edited.

The author, Yu Hui, assumed that Chinese people have black hair and black eyes because the text did not describe their physical characteristics (or perhaps I didn't notice).