Screams Echoing

Why did so many experienced players in the first instance have to rely on a newbie to find clues? Has he been useless all these times? Wasn't it a bit too underhanded for the protagonist to force clues during the ending deduction? Honestly, it doesn't make the protagonist seem particularly intelligent.

No, why did I have to see this book so early? It's absolutely irresistible. The plot is logical, and the power system is balanced (limited item system), avoiding the cliché of the protagonist indiscriminately killing enemies and carrying female characters through levels. Each character has their own role in driving the story forward. It creates a suspenseful and thrilling atmosphere.

The style is similar to the early stages of the movie *Hell Movie*, with a limited item-based system mixed with elements of a mysterious resurgence of ghost tamers. It features a battle of the supernatural against the supernatural, and the game clearly distinguishes between different types of ghosts, with a straightforward differentiation between physical and psychological levels – these are some of its strengths.

The nightmare from next door is like a madman with intelligence, while the protagonist here is just a relatively kind ordinary person. The teammates over there are scheming and act independently, while the teammates here are morally upright, with the worst being petty thugs.

If you can't write about women, then don't write about them. Are you insulting the police? Do normal police officers not follow procedures and just arrest people? That's outrageous.

Is this protagonist an idiot? I really couldn't hold back when I saw this. Is he so lacking in emotional intelligence that he can't see where Wang Fu is hiding information, or is he so brainless that he can't understand that a veteran player has died, left, and disappeared? Is he really that brave? Does he really think he's invincible just because he has two items?!

I seriously doubt whether the author is some kind of idiot writer from a place like Tomato. Are they bringing those trashy, wish-fulfillment novels from over there to Qidian and trying to become gods and prove their enlightenment?

Why did you have to write about a female police officer? It's written using the same old formula from ten years ago. The female intern policewoman is forced into a conflict with the protagonist. It poisoned me to death.

Whether it's intelligence or writing style... Yet, the author insisted on writing about intellectual battles and mystery-solving, resulting in this mess: being heavily criticized. I honestly find it hard to believe that readers who have read dozens of chapters can shamelessly say this book is good, has intelligence and plot. I suggest you figure out the specific elements yourself.

Forgive my bluntness, but the writing is mediocre. The style isn't particularly good or bad, but the author seems to be using their brain. The forced intellectual drop is disgusting, and the level and difficulty level are mismatched, which is absurd.