After I Awoke from the Nightmare

I think the core of eerie stories is the sense of immersion in a terrifying atmosphere. As long as you have a health bar, you can be defeated, and if you can communicate with the characters, you can be conquered.

The ideal way to combat demons is through indirect means, such as using cursed objects. Possessing demonic abilities or directly modifying one's body easily shifts the story towards a focus on raw power levels, inevitably leading to a competition of numerical stats later on. What's the point of horror or supernatural elements if it's just a matter of scale?

It's quite beautiful, why did you stop writing?

Why is this going to result in eunuch status?

Why hasn't today's update arrived yet? Author, please keep up the good work! 😡

The protagonist is too kind; he gets killed in his dream without punishment and even receives the sealed artifact. The rewards he receives are disproportionate to the effort he puts in.

Seeing "The Wallfacer" reminds me of "Wood Carving." Those chapters of "The Wallfacer" were truly well-written, but it feels like even Laozi himself can't capture the feeling of "Wood Carving" anymore. Especially those last few words at the end of the short story in "The Wallfacer"—they really moved me when I read them.

Give a thumbs up to the authors who are still persisting in writing horror novels!

The beginning was alright, but the concept of the fake person might not be very appealing. I'll see what happens next. I was drawn in by the wood carving and the time travel elements. 🙂

Is there any sequel to the book "Cultivation: Starting from Corpse Dissection"? I really want to ask.