The Haunted Corridor

"Immortal Herb" is excellent in both writing and story; it's amazing that so few people read it on Qidian. However, there are still many problems with the Vengeful Immortal dungeon. This dungeon is much larger in scale than the previous ones, and the background has been elevated from low-level martial arts and eerie to high-level martial arts and immortal cultivation.

In my past life, I missed Zhaizhu's "The Shepherd's Tale," and I missed the fox... The ending of "The Mysterious Immortal" also missed the scene of offering flowers before the Buddha in "The Mysterious Restoration". In the end, Su suffered the consequences of delaying his graduation from university and being cheated on by his girlfriend, among other things. Misfortune struck one after another. In this lifetime, I absolutely cannot miss this book again. Book.

Generally, books tagged with "decisive and ruthless" are considered lowbrow. If that tag is followed by "intelligent," then it's safe to say that not a single character in the entire book has an IQ above 60.

I'm an IT operations engineer! Those people who don't even know what a monitor or computer is, you're telling me they can become monsters and control all sorts of electronic devices! Like, receiving strange calls, or seeing ghostly faces on the TV! How could I not be terrified? They couldn't even turn on a monitor in life, and now they're acting like ghosts on the TV after they're dead! I'd be even more resentful than them!

The story is exciting, and the character descriptions are excellent; a fantastic adventure novel. I have a question: The phrase "the answer is on the surface" appears twice in a row, meaning the player can complete the scenario simply by killing the key character at the beginning. Will this also apply to other scenarios? 🙂

Your updates can't be this slow. How about this: you pay a dowry to marry a woman from Jiangxi, buy a house, and take on a mortgage. That'll give you plenty of motivation to update!

Everyone's talking about the advantages, but I'll point out a drawback: the combat power bug. The book has two combat power systems. One is based on learning evil books, which grants the ability to use some kind of bizarre power or even transform it into something bizarre.

I only caught bits and pieces of it. The scene where the protagonist confronts the Lian family... It's truly unimaginable. A high-level player who's conquered over ten dungeons in the infinite flow genre would be surrounded by dozens of thugs in real life, and even have to take hostages to escape. Seriously, in dungeons, your killing intent intensifies, you become godlike.

The dungeons are well-written, but it's pointless if the rewards don't increase your abilities. You've killed monsters and cleared dungeons, but you don't get stronger, so what's the point?

It's unreasonable to allow repeated runs of a dungeon; it's like having someone else's information on your first run and being able to cheat. Besides, if you run it and I run it, and we both max it out, who decides the outcome?