Horror and Supernatural Stories on Huangquan Street

The protagonist's calculations are quite fun, and I also did some blind calculations. The author is probably from the south. He is currently less than 30 and more than 40. His active life was around 1990-2000. He has a small family background and likes watching Hong Kong movies. He currently lives a relatively happy life. When I was in school, my grades were mediocre, at least not bad, and my mind was usually flexible.

Hello everyone, I am the author of this book. If you have ever been moved by traditional supernatural stories (for example, you dare not close your eyes, dare not go to the bathroom, etc.), Then you have come to the right place. There are three chapters 💀 in one story. It doesn't matter if you skip and read. I hope it will scare you to the point of peeing 🤐

Why have a system? The level of horror and supernatural difficulty dropped directly. 🙂

Suspecting that his sister had been killed by a fool, he burned the fool to death. Why don't you call the police and arrest such an individual? How innocent is a fool?

Unpretentious name, looking forward to it

How many chapters does a story have? Author, how many chapters do you want to write in this book?

It is difficult to write such a supernatural story. Is the golden finger the author gives the protagonist a fortune teller? Fortune telling, how should I put it? The author should take it easy and be careful not to step on the line... Anyway, I like it after reading it👍 The supernatural horror is not enough, the author works hard! Don't just look at the criticism, but also look at the people who support you. Don't be discouraged and take your time. No one is born a great writer!

It looks pretty good so far, it would be nice to increase the number of updates 😁

The taste is still a bit weak, and the scary and supernatural feeling is not strong enough. Also, you can actually give the protagonist some means of protecting yourself from attacks. After all, the protagonist needs virtue to ensure his lifespan, so you can let the protagonist learn other professional skills on his own. (For example, Taoist magic, spells, witchcraft, and even subjugation will all work. Not to mention as powerful as the protagonist's professional ability, at least the ability to protect yourself is required.) After all, a fortune teller or Feng Shui master may not be proficient in catching ghosts and subduing demons, but It's strange if you say he doesn't know it at all. He's not proficient at most, but he's not proficient at it. After all, there are five ways of fortune-telling by mountain doctors. If you are proficient in one way, you will also dabble in other ways to some extent. After all, there are many skills that are not overwhelming. After all, reality cannot be based on what is in the game. If the author does not have other ideas, or there are any special settings in the middle and later stages, it is better not to set artificial restrictions on occupations and skills if necessary.

It's not too scary. The style is quite interesting. I think it looks pretty.

It's not an April Fool's joke, isn't it? He really entered the palace?

Give it a try and see first