I Loaded a Game About the Paranormal

When that female official first appeared, I knew she was going to do something bad, and sure enough she did! Most authors can't write official stuff, so don't write it! Author, think about how many people you have lost in this paragraph!

The copy is okay, but the reality is too bad and messy. It feels weird to see Officer Chi giving up.

The real world is just a mess

I hope I can keep my mind open like Uemoto. And optimize your writing style and details that are full of loopholes. It won't be abrupt and unfinished.

It's well written, but the author seems to have confused vows and merit! As long as you do good things and do good things, you will have merit, and public morality will be recorded in heaven and earth. No matter whether others or even you know that you have done this thing, they will record it! The same goes for karma!

I have read three books in a row. The author's ideas are very interesting, and the absurdity that deviates from reality is clearly written in the book. Rather than pouring his imagination into the book, I feel that the author saw something ironic and nonsense, and found it interesting and wrote it in the book. This kind of book does not have a preaching meaning, but makes me more interesting. Maybe I wanted to teach some truths at the beginning, but I thought it was too troublesome, so I just wrote some hell jokes. The books written by the author are very unique. I look forward to the next one.

I started to go crazy, but not as crazy as Cthulhu picking up trash. I want to see the crazy feeling of picking up trash.

Can a cold-hearted person do good things?

The craziest thing is picking up garbage. Lin Bei and Ye Bo are not as crazy as picking up garbage. The story inside seems quite ridiculous, but if you look at the news, it doesn't seem that ridiculous. Probably because the author's mental state is better than when he was picking up garbage. Looking forward to the next story

It's over. It's a pity. The copy is well written, but once it enters reality, it's tied up. I'd better not write about the reality part in the next book.