The Anomalous Investigator

Why, why? I was really looking forward to Light, Fire, and Destiny 3: Colin!

Judging from the title, this novel tells the story of the people who were caught up in the City of Scripts in the previous book.

Holy crap, so many of the ghosts in this story died unjustly. Later in the book, will the protagonist build good relationships with these neighbors, help them overcome their trauma, and then the ghosts become so moved they become family? Eventually, the protagonist ends up recognizing a whole bunch of family members, and whenever something happens, he drags them out to fight. This is giving me PTSD; I've read several books by the same author using the same formula before.

They've even stopped providing smart push notifications.

I was getting to the exciting part when I realized it was abandoned. This author's book is arguably the most captivating suspense novel I've read so far, with that early horror resurgence vibe. It's a shame your book doesn't have a featured spot. I'm sifting through new books every day, and I haven't found yours at all.

I just placed my first order, are you sure you didn't actually ship it? Do you think you're being fair to us? 😡

The author says the data is bad, but putting aside the update schedule, the protagonist's behavior is like that of a complete novice. Without a strong, assertive mindset, the character wouldn't be well-developed. The protagonist seems hesitant and naive, like a complete novice.

Why isn't Colin the main character anymore?

The title has been changed, but the content is still set in a small neighborhood. The setting is limited, and the story is rather bland. You could call it a slow burn, but a normal light novel gradually draws you in, constantly introducing new elements. This one doesn't do that; it repeats itself about 10 pages, which I skipped without any impact. There's little suspense or horror; it lacks the lightness of a typical light novel, only a thick, watery feel.

What a wonderful book, it's a pity it's gone now.