I Started Cultivating Ghosts Through a Psychic Game
从通灵游戏开始修鬼
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 306k Words
- Subgenre
- Rule-Based Horror
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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126Chapters
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The self-righteous narrative style is a complete mess.
They changed characters here and there, and before we even got to know them, they were all replaced. The storyline changed before it even started.
Some of the plot points felt too forced.
When a police officer questions someone, he acts like a lackey. Wouldn't such an abrupt change in personality arouse suspicion?
It's been a long time since I've read a multi-camera novel.
I calmed down and read the latest chapter, only to realize that it's a very old-fashioned multi-camera writing style. To be honest, not many people write like this nowadays. It requires skill and is not easy to write. Anyway, everyone has their own preferences. When you watch it, it feels like watching a movie.
It wasn't very good at first, but it became really good later.
Not good. The first two weren't straightforward enough, so I didn't want to look at the rest.
Not bad!
The fight scenes and the atmosphere of terror were well-crafted, and I quite liked the narrative structure that combined multiple storylines into a single point.
It's so different from the previous book.
It's so different from the previous book, it feels completely different.
I've read up to chapter fourteen so far, and I'm really enjoying it, probably because of my reading habits. What I'm more concerned about now is whether the female lead is Nan? Why aren't there any character cards? So far, the protagonist's abilities haven't been described enough.