Supernatural: Tales of the Strange and Uncanny

This isn't about suppressing combat power; it's just that the protagonist has absolutely no combat power, which is incredibly boring and I just can't stand watching it anymore.

Look at the popular novels these days, how many authors have gotten carried away with their pretentious writing style, insisting on artistic realism, or anything like that about muscular physiques? 🙂🙂 Why focus on that? Just gloss over it, or even write about someone getting pregnant out of wedlock! 😳

The plot is well-written, but after over seventy chapters, the protagonist hasn't shown any growth, the pacing is too slow, and the tension is ridiculously high. The reason for its lukewarm reception is clear: while this might have been acceptable for online novels from over a decade ago, it's incredibly outdated by today's standards.

Why do you always have to write about crotch-related literature? It's not like writing it in a modern way makes you seem noble. 🤔

I stayed up all night to catch up to the latest chapter. It's a really good book. The logic is consistent, the narrative is clear, and the plot is well-developed. The author used a very common but interesting formula—becoming an immortal and preventing one's ascension to immortality—which leads to a complete worldview and storyline. Moreover, it's obvious that the general development will follow.

Folklore, not horror. The story unfolds along two parallel timelines: modern times and the Republic of China era. The pacing is a bit slow, but it doesn't pad the word count.

It's great, so great! Even these two chapters a day aren't enough to keep you reading. Keep up the good work, author!

It looks great. I guarantee it will look great.

It's written in a straightforward, conversational style, like a physical book, lacking the fast-paced feel of online novels.

Sigh, it's so hard to find a book that suits your taste. Write well, I'll subscribe to the rest, and I'll give you all my monthly votes 🙂