Occultism: I Have an Illusion Panel

Why does this kind of Western fantasy time travel plot have to have a sister?

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The shortcomings are obvious. The protagonist's situation has not improved significantly after 20 chapters Instead, the Riddler has been playing all the time. I can only say that it was unpleasant, annoying and tiring to watch.

It's a great story There is no super-standard cheat, and the opponent is also highly intelligent. He must be able to use all available resources to successfully break through. A very thoughtful book. I look forward to your story. It's very beautiful.

There are a lot of foreshadowings but they are not obvious. They have been buried in the front and become more and more exciting later.

OK, Victorian steam style

I've just read a few chapters. From what I've seen so far, the protagonist is just an ordinary person, which makes me very sympathetic. In the early stages, there's nothing sinister about it. It's okay.

After the original person died, the protagonist traveled back in time, but the original person was already dead. After time travel and came back to life, the poison that was given to the original voice still persists, which is awesome

Overall it's good. But there are always some details that make me confused when watching them. The protagonist can divine traces of illusions himself, but he seems to have never considered that others might divine him, and has no sense of anti-tracking. The scene where the two policemen saw the ghost covering its mouth and dragging it into the alley was almost exactly the same as the protagonist's confession, but it was strange that they didn't suspect the protagonist.

It's okay, this new track book is pretty good, it just depends on the level behind it.