Slaughtering My Way Through the World of Horror Films

The protagonist only has skills that have a cooldown after being used once; there are no permanent passive skills, and he is still just an ordinary person.

The protagonist is invincible with an iron head; he can seamlessly switch between actions without even needing to rest, which would drive a normal person crazy. The author doesn't seem like a newcomer; the plot is great, but the pacing is too fast.

The protagonist's abilities are described in a very vague and ambiguous way. Could you please explain them more clearly? I can't stand reading anymore when you see the inexplicably added time-stop skill and some other reward skill that's simply skipped over.

The novel's pacing is all about time travel. Once completed, the protagonist travels through time; once completed, the protagonist travels through time. There is no other plot, and the protagonist is always able to resolve crises naturally and by chance.

Judging from the author's chapter titles, it seems they're planning to write a thousand chapters, but the pacing of this arc feels like it would take hundreds of horror movies! I suggest choosing a few series or a horror anthology for the arc; each arc could be written much longer.

Dear fellow readers, please help promote the author's book! The author is feeling down, and not many people are reading it.

I really enjoyed the earlier Chinese horror films, but unfortunately, the later ones were all foreign.

Isn't there a female lead? I remember the female leads in *Paper Doll* or *Paper Wedding* were all very pretty. Aren't you going to add it to your collection? 😃

This book is really well-written, really good, but it makes me a little uneasy reading it at night; I'm both scared and eager to continue. 😄

The book is good, but it's too short. Most people would immediately add it to their collection after seeing 400,000 words. Honestly, 400,000 words isn't enough.