Nightmare Apostle

The author's nightmare attack is the scariest one among the many horror novels I have read. I think the copy of Master Huang carrying the sedan chair is the scariest. The later copies of temples and gymnasiums are extremely weird. Master Gentle Persuasion is so good at writing horror stories. The new book must be supported 😭

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Maybe it's because I read this book first, and I followed it to Fushou Village in one go, so it's a little smoother than chasing it. Overall, it's a weird/infinite novel that I rarely get to read, as you can see from the fact that I finished reading nearly 600 chapters in a few days and still couldn't stop. And this is also the first time I've posted a long review on Qidian in several years, just to express my love for it. After the tie, I went to watch Nightmare Attack. It can be said that without this book as a foundation and in order to persist in becoming famous in the discussion forum, Mr. Huang gave up the book long ago (he is currently distracted by the third island novel). First of all, the character design of the protagonist. Although the character is a bit mean-spirited at first, Yang Xiao is more lively, smooth and realistic. Even if there is a vague sense of fragmentation in reality after two or three dungeons, and the character is unstable, it is acceptable to say that it is due to the influence of the Resentful Eye. Generally speaking, they are flesh and blood. As for the middle two who founded the sect, I can tolerate the fact that I have a trump card and fight recklessly without knowing the depth. It's better to have flawed humanity than no humanity at all. But Jiang Cheng is very much like a paper man labeled as a classic male protagonist. He is cold-blooded, venomous, and has an inexplicable slick appearance. He inexplicably regards human life as trivial, and inexplicably tolerates the fat man. He takes him in but insists on maintaining a cold personality and treating him as a "servant". After a hundred chapters, he only sees attribute labels all over his body, without flesh and blood. On the other hand, Yang Xiao's calmness when he first entered the closed door contrasted with his escape before entering the script, which made me feel a little inconsistent. Later, it gradually became more natural. His attitude towards human life is in a gray area. Personally, I think he has a good grasp of the degree. It's still a bit "sick", at least it's no longer a blunt label. Of course... Insisting on a fight can also be said to be a matter of my personal likes and dislikes. At least as far as the only two infinite streams I have watched so far (Thriller Park and Doomsday Park), I definitely have no preference for the good or evil of the protagonist. Then there is the copy. After all, it is the author's second book. Maybe it is better to start with Mr. Huang. After all, it is normal for the second book to be more mature, right? But as far as the first 200 chapters are concerned, Assault is really not worth watching... The opening chapter is purely for beginners, and it feels like it's over without saying anything. After watching the other two, I felt that the pacing was poor and long-winded, and there were too many interactions between people. Jiang Cheng and Fatty seemed to be forcing readers to explain the plot, and it was easy to put Fatty's perspective into perspective. Then he asked on my behalf, and Jiang Cheng still had to sell things, which was annoying. The supporting characters also spend a lot of time discussing each other or having inner monologues rather than interacting with the copies. The NPCs in the dungeon are just like tool men who complete plot tasks. The entire dungeon world has no sense of reality at all and looks like a dead thing. There are also long explanatory narratives, as if you are reading some setting collection. Relatively speaking, although the closed opening of Apostle's book is surprisingly long, the pace of the unfolding is very good. There are not many narration monologues, and the actions of the three parties of human and ghost NPC are used to advance the plot, rather than the player's unilateral exploration of the game box. Without a fixed partner, it will be more tense to seek temporary cooperation during constant trials, and there is also the suspense of not knowing whether the teammates are human or "ghosts" until the end. NPCs and ghosts also have their own stories and purposes. The three-party fight makes the dungeon more complex and interesting. The "humanity" of the villain NPC reflects that humans are scarier than ghosts, and the positive NPC is also portrayed more like a real person, without being so abrupt. The silver-haired captain who recently burst into tears is even more impressive and will never be forgotten! It can be said that the interaction with NPC has become a highlight of the dungeon plot. In the current few copies, I feel that the blue skirt is a bit sloppy, as if it is just to introduce the new character Monk, but the rest is pretty good to me. The closed door is a typical example of horror, with many underworld folk customs; Fulin is a ghost who pretends to be a person, and is frightened after being discovered; Dongzhou Apartment is very regular and weird, all existences follow the rules, and the weirdness is better than the horror. The more controversial Cursed Village, the later chapters may have been read in one go, which weakened the sense of fragmentation, so I thought the Ginseng Doll was pretty good, although the whole thing was still a bit stiff. In fact, the overall tone of this book is a bit like an escape room. Everyone takes turns to complete single-line tasks, and it ends when they are finished. There is no need to fight against ghosts. The threat comes from "human" NPCs, so the sense of terror is much weaker. The night when Mi Shu was surrounded in the boudoir was a bit scary. Lan Qun has already said it, and then it will be a secret game? The second-class hospital is pretty good, very regular, and the rag doll setting is a little surprising. Now I'm looking forward to Captain Yang's highlight moment in Fushouzhuang's high-end game and his doubles match with Director Nalan! Finally, let's talk about the reality that many people criticize, which is the so-called main line. The main plot of this book is actually the opera robe. I think it is much smarter than the previous book to throw out an unknown main plot prop throughout the whole text for the protagonist to explore. In the traditional sense, there is always a suspense hanging on it, making you wonder what will happen next, whether the good sister is dead or not, will she be resurrected, and even the grievances and grudges with her harem of a hundred people make people want to gossip. In order to make the competition within the book more meaningful, the Resentful Eye was set up as a reward for high-scoring clearance (I have to say that the power setting of cheating teammates to reduce the frequency of the script is a bit useless, and it seems that it is not obvious at present). In order to make the existence of the Resentful Eye meaningful without destroying the balance of the copy, it gave rise to an increasingly fantasy reality outside the script. It is not incomprehensible, just... Just read it as a brainless and refreshing twist. At any rate, threats like the ghost in the mirror are somewhat interesting. There are more than 200 chapters in the last book, but I can't see any main plot. In my opinion, it is basically nonsense in reality. It failed to shape the characters better and only further attached the attribute labels. In short, the current real-life plot of Nightmare Apostle is not something that I can't stand. The second grade is a good second grade in every sense. At least for male videos, which are generally not good at writing emotional scenes and female characters, it is a clean stream without CP. It's not that I want to offend him, but the spiritual traveler really couldn't stand it anymore after seeing the male protagonist and his sister-in-law going too far. It's not that I mind selling meat or driving a car, but I'm not good at it if I'm too tired of it…I'm so tired that I can't even remember the entire copy when I think about it now, red dancing shoes? Anyway, I only remember my sister-in-law deeply... I digressed, let me go back to the title to summarize. Unless the previous book was deleted to the extent that it affected the writing style or the writing style improved by leaps and bounds in the middle period, my personal feeling is that this book is more mature and excellent than the previous book in terms of character creation, plot rhythm, copy description, etc., Including the story, and the writing style is also more sophisticated. Come on, author! Compare your heart! Like! Don't suck (bushi)

Strange book with super powers? Come on, I felt bored as soon as the last book got to the ending of the battle of wits, especially the episode with Mr. Shui, which I wrote a lot about.

Is there any book recommendation similar to Horror Unlimited Streaming, which does not require system and upgrades? Putting aside the main plot, the dungeon design and atmosphere rendering writing in the two nightmares of Sleep Master are really great.

1. Fengmen Ghost Show 2. Fulin Middle School 3. Dongzhou Apartment 4. Cursed Death Village 5. Blue Skirt 6. Secret Land of the Scholars Academy 7. Fushou Village 8. Substitute 9. The lacquered woman 10. Yinren 11. Yellow Springs Road 12. Yujianshan Station 13. I'm looking at you 14. The Disaster of the Sixth Palace

It's a scumbag, but I tried my best😭 Forgive me for the random words on the invitation. If anyone knows anything, you can tell me and I will change it. Set a flag and draw a copy picture every time you complete a copy. Finally, I wish the author's new book a big hit, yeah yeah ✌🏻✌🏻 (super quiet) It would be better if the author is not so short...

The plot of the story is very good, and the horror details are well grasped. I also read the author's previous book "Invasion", but I didn't finish it. I was very unhappy after reading "Back to the Mountain". What is this old man doing? It is recommended that there be a female protagonist to make it more interesting! So many supernatural writings have female protagonists, and they all rank among the top ones. Why? I hope the sleep master will adopt it!

This book is considered to be one of the top five supernatural novels I have read in the past few years. The character of the protagonist is neither a virgin nor a showman, each one has no obvious intelligence, and each subject is deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. I have always believed that the core of China's excellent supernatural stories is a sharp analysis and indictment of the unfair treatment of the working people at the bottom of the social environment. It is a literary work that persuades people to do good, rather than a simple and mindless expression of human beings' fear of death and the unknown through bloody and morbid means in other countries such as Europe, the United States, Japan, Korea and Thailand. What's even more rare is that the author does not preach in large sections in the novel, but quietly writes broad yet empty truths such as fairness, kindness, dedication, and love of life into the protagonist's specific life experience.

Nightmare Attack, Nightmare Apostle, Strange Player, Weird Supervisor, Trick House, and Nightmare Staircase are all good-looking. Believe me brothers