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Red Rabbit Manor has the exaggerated and grotesque feel of Alice in Wonderland. All the rabbits in it behave in a way that is obviously abnormal, and their emotional expressions are very childish, direct, and switch abruptly, giving people a sense of abruptness and uncertainty, as well as instant sensory stimulation.

So far, aside from being too short, it doesn't have any major flaws, and the writing style is acceptable. However, there are a few points not mentioned in the synopsis that readers should be aware of before reading: 1. So far, the protagonist doesn't possess any extraordinary abilities, only some items with limited usage. 2. The protagonist is now directly mingling with the Redeemers.

For those who come after, I'd like to tell you that the author has started many books. It seems that another book by the author is doing better, so the author has gone to update that book. This book will probably be delayed indefinitely without updates.

To be honest, this book is not bad, but I'm not particularly optimistic about it. For a new author to start with this kind of dungeon-crawling novel, and not even an invincible or lighthearted comedy, it's really hard to build up a following. Most authors would find it difficult to stick with it because they lack popularity.

The protagonist has a decent personality; he's neither a saint nor cold-blooded, just an average person. He helps his teammates when he can, and if he has a grudge, he'll shoot them as soon as he gets back in the car. What made me feel comfortable was that almost all the passengers were highly skilled, each had their own role to play, and none of them held me back.

Ughhhhh, I posted the passenger registration form as a VIP chapter again! Why does Qidian automatically post VIP chapters when I post them?! And I can't even undo it... I'm sorry, I was a penny thief, I'm guilty, I repent...

There are no logical flaws, no idiotic elements, and it leans towards a horror-mystery genre. Apart from the author's very short writing style, it's quite good. Stop reading and go update! O(o･`з･´o)ﾉ!!!

Volume One is finished. Here are my personal opinions, which may not be entirely accurate. Firstly, why hasn't there been any news about the ticket-related foreshadowing? The ticket first appears upon entering the manor, when the demon demands it from the protagonist's group.

Damn it, as soon as Wukong appeared, all the authors on the bookshelf were asking for leave 😡