I Loaded a Game About the Paranormal

When that female official first appeared, I knew things were going to go wrong, and sure enough! Most authors don't write official characters, so don't! Author, think about how many people you drove away with that part!

The dungeon was alright, but the reality was terrible and too chaotic. I gave up after seeing Officer Chi's part; something just didn't feel right.

The real world is just a mess.

I hope you can maintain the same imaginative ideas as your previous book. Also, please improve your flawed writing style and attention to detail, so it doesn't end abruptly and poorly.

It's well written, but the author seems to have confused vows with merit! As long as you do good deeds, you accumulate merit, and public good deeds are recorded in both heaven and hell, regardless of whether others or even yourself know you did them! The same applies to karma!

I've followed three of the book's pages. The author's ideas are fascinating, and the absurdity that deviates from reality is clearly expressed in the books. Rather than endlessly pouring imagination into the book, I feel that the author saw something satirical or nonsensical, found it amusing, and wrote it down. This kind of book lacks a didactic tone, which makes it even more interesting to me.

They're starting to go crazy, but not as crazy as Cthulhu picking up trash. I want to see the kind of madness that comes with picking up trash.

Can someone with a cold and indifferent heart do good deeds?

The most outrageous thing about scavenging is that Lin Bei and Ye Bo weren't quite as crazy. The story inside seems a bit far-fetched, but after checking the news, it doesn't seem so far-fetched anymore. I guess it's because the author's mental state is better than when they were scavenging. Looking forward to the next story.

It's over, which is a bit of a shame. The side stories were very well written, but once it entered reality, it became restrictive. Maybe the next book shouldn't include the reality portion.