When Night Falls, Descend to the Mortal Realm

Chapter Three is truly awful. They tell you not to come in, but you insist on going. Once inside, you ignore all their instructions and even kick the door. Seriously, this author's writing is worse than a typical light novel. 😅

Possesses profound writing skills; the plot is intricately woven; there's nothing you can't imagine; Tao Ge is awesome!

In this day and age, are there still people writing first-person online novels? Don't they think they've already flopped enough?

To be honest, I couldn't stand watching it. The main character was an idiot at the beginning, and I don't know about the rest because I didn't watch it.

The beginning was so discouraging! It was utterly idiotic. This 180-pound person had 200 pounds of rebellious spirit, insisting on doing the opposite of what was expected. They insisted on entering when told not to, leaving when told not to, refusing to leave when told to stay, and refusing to leave when told to leave. I couldn't stand it anymore when I saw a stool being thrown at the old Taoist priest.

The protagonist is disgusting; he has no manners whatsoever, only knows how to cause trouble, and then shirks responsibility and tries to shift the blame.

Do you guys think it's good? I feel like I wasted my money. To be honest, neither "New World" nor "Darkness" is very good. I especially couldn't stand "New World." The live stream viewership was incredibly low, and with this kind of haphazard writing... I simply can't believe this is something written by an author from the "Investigation Bureau"!! I'm not following it anymore. The above only represents my personal opinion; die-hard fans, please skip this.

The three main chapters only feature a dim-witted, thuggish protagonist... And it's written in the first person, which feels too old-fashioned.

The protagonist's behavior is just like that of a genius; if you tell him not to go out, he'll go out anyway; if you tell him to pretend he didn't see you, he'll just say it outright.

The protagonist, whom everyone dislikes, is forced to speak in the first person, making the beginning extremely uncomfortable. Wouldn't using the first person perspective enhance reader immersion? But pairing him with such a bizarre personality, followed immediately by a plot where the wife remarries and the son suffers a miscarriage... Wouldn't that be less popular?