A Cultist in Japanese Horror? What Do You Mean I’m a Monster?

😰I knew about unorthodox and unorthodox methods, but I never expected that in the first chapter, the protagonist's use of magic would result in his head being severed from his body like a flying head.

The cover is ugly. 🙂

Investigation Report: "Number"-553 Subject of the investigation: "Being a follower of the unorthodox path in Japan, what does it mean to be a weirdo?" - Male protagonist - [Qin Chuansheng] Survey Results: [Reincarnation (Awakening of Innate Wisdom)] Criteria for judgment: Abnormal traits:

The protagonist is a war god, always either fighting to his heart's content or searching for clues to do the same. The writing is good, with a ghostly atmosphere and thrilling battles. It reminds me a bit of a completed, super-long fantasy novel where the protagonist fights his way from the modern era to the Shang and Zhou dynasties; the Tibetan Buddhist arc was especially well-written.

When it comes to the most evil form of exorcism using unorthodox methods, it's undoubtedly the protagonist of "Kamui from Behind," who uses his lower body to force strange and evil spirits to ascend to heaven. Ideally, it should also incorporate Yujiro's belief that everyone else is female; when I saw Yujiro "take down" a group of bears in the latest chapter of Baki-Dou, my brain was practically trembling.

You know what, Trump's recent UFO leak stunts have really cracked me up.

I came from the recommendation page. I don't usually read horror or thriller novels, but this one is really well-written. It creates a really scary atmosphere, even late at night. The author's writing style is excellent, and so far, the content is perfectly acceptable. I'd rate it as a gem.

There are too few Japanese horror stories, and even fewer that survive. Please don't abandon them!

Have you ever been a weirdo? This is just random writing, based on assumptions.

And then there's txq and Shiraishi Koji, will there also be Kuniko, Ishinaga Kikue, and the Spirit Earthworm in the future?