Night of Haunting

Is it multiple female leads or just one female lead? Just say it already. You've been creating ambiguity all along, writing so many female supporting characters only to end up with just one female lead. Not saying anything implies you're trying to have your cake and eat it too.

Anyone else like me who got pushed into the face by Qidian (a popular online learning platform)? 🙂

Can't I just go back to Cat and write a crossover anime fanfic? Or I could write one on Qidian too.

The best one I've read so far is still *Japanese Story Isn't Cold*. A common problem with several of these novels is that the female leads are very well-written, yet they inexplicably don't get many readers. They deserve the criticism. Kitagawa Teru's character is still among the top ten male leads in all of Qidian novels.

The biggest problem is that the opening is too stream-of-consciousness, with a cluttered perspective, making it seem very chaotic. Secondly, the protagonist doesn't officially appear until Chapter 8. The initial impression of the protagonist is only given to the reader after the wax figure case is over, which is a bit late and affects the reading experience.

What's with all this suspense? Who's going to guess what you're thinking? You can't even write a satisfying, action-packed story, yet you're trying to create suspense?

Haven't read it yet, but isn't this the work of our Midsummer Night's Dream? Haha

The supernatural and suspense genre is back, and the censorship has been relaxed, but this book was rejected first.

Your subject matter is way too far off!

I really can't stand it when the author hasn't even written a few words, and you guys are like those territorial animals, marking things up like crazy, and then you start speculating on it even before you've finished reading it.