The Haunted House

That old man above me, huh, he can't sit in this position for much longer! That suspenseful throne will belong to me sooner or later! Two days later, dear friends, look forward to it, hahahahahahaha ... Cough cough.

Last time, he was still a prince, and he was about to kill Ah Fei. This time, he became a eunuch?

What kind of inexplicable point of light guidance, the comment section boasts that there is nothing in the sky or on the earth to show how well written it is, but the result is another plug-in article covered in skin.

I feel like the setting is pretty good, but I stopped watching half of it. I thought about it again today to see the result, eunuch.

The team performs its own duties, and it's a very old-school writing style. Such works are rare nowadays. The protagonist Feng Ke is good at thaumaturgy and luck, but his shortcoming is physical fitness. He is the core of the team, responsible for combat power, and is positioned in the C position. In the first few chapters, Jiang Qing looks like a passerby. Her strengths are puzzle solving, analysis, logic, and intelligence. Her shortcoming is timidity, and her ability to think in the face of crisis will be significantly reduced. However, she is very useful in a safer environment and can assist in positioning. Director Mao, whose specialty is physical strength and reaction ability, is also humorous and a powerful player. His shortcomings are recklessness, poor thinking ability, and impulsiveness. He is mainly positioned to make up for the physical shortcomings of the protagonist and Jiang Qing.

Yes, you go and kill the pure little dragon.

The future leader of the supernatural zone is you.

There is really a problem with character creation. People who survive do not expect you to be smart and capable, but at least you must be calm. There is really a problem with writing that is always startled. That Chen Xingyue is so smart that he is an old man.

Each copy is well written, but I have a little doubt about the world view. At present, I have seen that several dungeons have no difficulty distinction but are very deadly. It seems that the survivors survived because of luck, thaumaturgy, and IQ. First of all, the first question is that in the amusement park camp, thaumaturgy seems to be scarce. There is only one detector, and the original owner returned four. How did everyone else survive? Luck has no use in the face of time, and thaumaturgy has no use, but relies on IQ? In that camp, everyone is as smart as a demon. (You have to get supplies back to have food. How much substrate can one person carry in one trip? And to survive long, you must go to the curse house. If no one can live long, the camp has no basis for existence) The second question is, the cartographer, there is only one person left in the wave. He dared to go out to explore the map and explored a lot. In the end, he did not have any means to defeat the enemy, and he had no Qishu teammates. The terrain in a single house will change randomly, so the map is about the relationship between houses. I need to explore more houses. How did I survive and return? In other words, after each house is explored, there is a must-have strategy.

I feel like I can use the card to show some plot scenes