The Tempered Long Steps

[Recommendation] The brilliantly imaginative plot, coupled with meticulously detailed descriptions, makes the world and characters feel real and tangible. The more eerie the world becomes, the more chilling and thrilling the battles and explorations. Witness how the protagonist unravels mysteries and survives in this bizarre world. [Reasons for Recommendation]

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As Lu Xun once said, "Tragedy is the destruction of something valuable in life for people to see." This book is a profound interpretation of that statement—ending with the complete annihilation of the characters. The theme of the first volume, as I perceived it, is the "distortion" and "madness" within the Kree worldview. Why do I say this?

Just stick to Eastern fantasy, why force yourself into Western fantasy? How many people can actually accept Western fantasy? Don't be fooled by the popularity of Lord of Mysteries; that's just an isolated case. Even with its immense popularity, I had to reread it multiple times before I could force myself to get into it, and it only got more exciting as it went on.

1. An adventure alone It means that you are not bound to a team. You can go into a dungeon solo or in a group. After forming a group, everyone goes back to their own place and does their own thing. You can form a group together again later, which establishes a certain relationship. 2. All supporting characters should be killed. That's definitely impossible. Actually, there weren't many cuts.

Appearance description: Dark red outer shell, inside is a transparent cylinder, inside the cylinder is an orange stone entangled with aquatic plants, the square stone is carved with a fish pattern, very simple. Current completion rate: 40%, and that's all thanks to buying ready-made materials. Materials used: A ready-made vintage kerosene lamp ordered from Taobao, plus topaz carving.

You should just go back to writing supernatural stories; you were born for this.

I've read a ton of horror novels, and I'd like to share my thoughts. The reason most horror novels aren't popular is because they lack the satisfying thrill of being overwhelmed by scares. The plots are constantly evolving with new horror elements, which leads to reader fatigue. I've given up on many horror novels in the middle to later stages simply because they lack any real excitement.

(Spoiler Alert) This was the best of times, this was the worst of times. The tragedy on Stewart Island was the result of people's desires being distorted. It began with beautiful expectations and hopes for the future, and then: 1. "The Golden Lady" (an image of one's wife and daughters); 2. Cursed and tainted gold appeared (gold symbolizes the desire for wealth).

🙂Let's go back to writing books. Gutter oil. Finding a job won't affect writing books. If I can't continue writing this one, I can continue writing escape room movies.