Farm Game: Who Added a Horror Mod to My Game?

Mycelial parasitism and hallucinations cannot explain the hotel's perfect condition. The later part about the hotel's alleged accident-related mishaps was also uninteresting and dragged on for so many chapters.

It's obvious she's a new author; the idea is great, but her writing style needs improvement.

The plot is alright, and the pacing is decent, but the premise is too rough. These bizarre events are so easily able to affect ordinary people—the fungi and cat-people are visible to the naked eye—yet there's absolutely no discussion about them. Didn't the developers notice this?

There's a game of this type recently, has the author played it? Have you played it? Is it fun? Would you recommend it? It seems a bit expensive, I'm still undecided.

It's written in too much detail. The author seems to want to include every single thing they do, from drinking water to urinating. The writing style is good, but it's too watery.

It's pretty good. The plot seems to be a mix of slice-of-life and supernatural elements, and it's not easy for the author to strike a good balance between the two. It's just that each level ends too quickly; I hope it can be longer.

Having read Chapter 19, I have a question for the author. The background you set is similar to real society, with some elements like the alternate world, right? I'm curious about the protagonist's journey from a town to a city. He takes a bus from the bus station, right? Are you sure the protagonist can get through the security checkpoint with an axe? Maybe he can get on the bus from a town to a city, but it would be very difficult to get from a city to a town.

The male protagonist is written like a human robot.

There are already 20 pictures, and I still haven't seen what kind of vegetables or scary plants you've planted. What does your profile have to do with your content?

Good, it's been a long time since I've seen a supernatural story like "I Have a Haunted House".