Slashing My Way Through American Horror, Starting with Wrong Turn

This book is quite good, but the author keeps feeding him poison. Everything is fine. The author's brain circuit is not in the same line as the reader's. As we all know, time travel is equivalent to seizing the body. It is just a non-subjective It's a subjective act. I don't know the inexplicable feeling of taking someone else's body and then perfectly inheriting the original owner's body. It's like you change your body and naturally regard the parents of this body as your own parents, and the friends of the body as your friends. Then there is the inexplicable tolerance. He is obviously a FW who is holding back, and he likes to speak out without any shame. He is a beautiful and normal young man who wants to commit suicide even though he has no ability. Although I don't quite understand what the author is thinking, there are not many books that are good at writing about time travel and identifying one's parents, and those who are good at it are masters. The result is that the parents are inexplicably added as backgrounds. Even if there are no subsequent appearances, it is still a thorn in the side. Why do people like to write orphan protagonists? It's not because there is no need to portray the two characters of the wife. No matter how well the portrayal is done, it is just a background, and the supporting roles cannot be compared. If the highest score for a book is ten points, and the basic score is zero, five points will be added to the book for good writing, three points for the book that suits your taste, and two points for the book that is not poisonous. According to my opinion, this book scores seven points, but it only scores four points for portraying some inexplicable family members. In general, this book is okay, but old bookworms still like orphans and protagonists. To me, parents and friends are a little bit poisonous, because the parents and friends depicted in these portrayals are all originals and have nothing to do with the protagonist. It feels like being assimilated and terrifying, just like seeing Mr. Ke become deformed and thinking that there is nothing wrong with him, but normal people will think there is something wrong when they see it.

Just like the atmosphere of American dramas where hormones are high and you can just do whatever you say, with a single female lead? It's better not to have a harem than not to have a heroine, just a woman.

I have never understood why a protagonist with such abilities is short of money? You keep talking about the lack of money. Is your ability just for looking at? Your crows can be used to scare people but not to make money? Will the gang be short of money? Why don't you ask them for help? I'm really convinced. I never thought that I would dare to scare gangsters and not raid my house.

After reading Chapter 113, I wanted to give up the book. Most novels written about wizards mentioned one thing, that is, the value of knowledge. Knowledge needs to be paid to obtain. But in this book, others have fed extraordinary knowledge to the protagonist. The protagonist is afraid of trouble and does not want to learn. He thinks that a golden finger is enough. , I planned to learn it after Goldfinger couldn't make any progress, and I thought it was funny to say that I have no time to learn now that I am pressed for time. What is so urgent about this protagonist? He wanders around like a fool every day, killing monsters everywhere, and there is nothing to force him to do. The end of the world has not come yet, so why is it urgent? What you learn is yours. Goldfinger doesn't know where he came from. Everything is given to the protagonist by Goldfinger. He has no abilities himself. He has the opportunity to learn extraordinary knowledge but does not cherish it. This kind of protagonist is too dissatisfied.

I ran away before finishing the first chapter. Let me tell you the reason why I ran away for future reference. I don't mind jokes in novels, but I do mind using memes as a solution to problems, because memes are normal online, but when they fall into reality, they feel that this person is seriously ill. As a result, in the first chapter of the male-hating female ghost, the protagonist plays the Western buff joke, in which biological men recognize women. This suddenly loses the atmosphere of horror movies and exorcism novels. The reason why I ran away is not because the book is not good, it's just that it's not to my liking. If you like it, feel free to read it.

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The wind of dimensions blows, the different-colored universe is saying, each other's sweetness, just want to be tight, to be together forever. The unlucky souls are washed away in the wind, the sad past is renewed, gained new opportunities. Oh, recognize yourself and say goodbye to the past. Oh, I experienced novelty, no words needed. Lift the miracle high and reflect the heaven and earth in the mirror. You should firmly remember your dignity and kill all enemies in your domain.

Let the protagonist take a break. He is either fighting monsters or on the way to fight monsters. It feels a little boring to watch. Can you intersperse some other plots? It would be good to set up a second-hand market to find treasures.

In fact, I just now remembered that the protagonist is a ghost. He is white and his parents are farmers. He can definitely join the Republican Party and then hang a Jesus pendant. It's God's power when people ask, and believe me, it saves a lot of trouble.

Personally speaking, I saw that the main character began to significantly intervene in divinity at the end of Seven Deadly Sins and started to abandon the book. The previous writing was really good. But the biggest difference between horror stories and superhero stories is to maintain a sense of urgency. I know that the author wants to write about high-level powers such as Cthulhu, heaven and hell, so he constantly upgrades the protagonist. But now the protagonist is too strong, even if the villain looks very strong, it can't put any pressure on the protagonist at all. As for Seven Deadly Sins, if the protagonist and the villain's combat power are reversed in the end, I think the ritual used by the protagonist will have the atmosphere of a horror movie. A mortal who experiences these is called a horror story, and Chaoying is called an experience baby. This is my personal point of view, but I can see that the author put a lot of thought into this book, and the writing is really good.