I Killed Nightmares in Ancient Times

Hopefully the author will keep the copy level up significantly. In the latest Linglong, I guess Xie Sui is the original wife, but the author's writing style makes me wonder if I am really right. Are there other possibilities? What are the taboos? This kind of mystery is so charming.

It's so cool to read all the updates in one go! This theme is often seen in modern settings, but I haven't seen many books on ancient settings. It looks very interesting. The author of the heroine design basically always pays attention to not being OOC. Some ancient common sense, the future heroine is always confused about what it means. As the author said, the heroine is really pragmatic and everything is geared towards survival. But the follow-up also revealed some small details of the heroine's previous life to create a contrast. Well, it was a bit too contrasting for me. The heroine was a tough girl to me in the past, and the colleagues in the small details of her previous life were weird to me. Maybe because I hate others forcing me to drink bars at work, haha. However, these proportions are very, very small and do not affect my reading. The author's writing style is very good, and the rhythm of the writing is very refreshing. It is absolutely not cliché, and it is a pleasure to read! The copy is also very well written and not cookie-cutter at all. In short, highly recommended reading!

The atmosphere of terror is well-done, as if you were suffering from gangrene on the bone. The writing is good and the narrative flows smoothly. It's just that the story line advances slowly, and a little bit of ink wears off your patience.

Could it be that Linglong is not Linglong at all, but the original wife?