
Nightmare Dive
梦魇潜航
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 477k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Mystic Fantasy
- Updated
- 13h ago
- English
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I have something to complain about.
I mean, can't the Titanic story be changed? The essence of this story is to deceive innocent, good-hearted boys, providing a convenient cover for adulterers to cheat without facing condemnation. Seeing this kind of deception being so widely publicized in the book is really uncomfortable.
The manor is full of exorbitantly priced items.
However, the author just wouldn't let the protagonist sell the item, and kept emphasizing the urgency of being chased by debt collectors 🙂, which was really painful to read.
Whale protagonist, a classic example of a disastrous start.
Basically, after awakening their cheat codes and innate wisdom, they find themselves in a somewhat hellish situation.
Complain about a problem
This book, like all mystery novels, suffers from a problem: the official power is incredibly weak. The protagonist's family is portrayed as the veritable guardians of terrifying monsters, their connection to numerous ghost stories and legends intertwined, simultaneously suppressing these tales.
This protagonist looks like a rz zz
Once awake and capable, instead of dealing with the immediate danger, he went to school.
The author's inner conflict is painful to read (my pretentious, artsy side is acting up).
The writing is okay, the imagination is okay, but the character and background design is NO! I haven't read the book review yet, but when I read about how the protagonist was racking his brains to get a second-hand piece of equipment, I was speechless. Are they creating difficulties even when there aren't any?
The new book features a poetry relay game with the same rules as the idiom relay game. When autumn comes on the eighth day of the ninth month, my flowers will bloom and all other flowers will wither.
The author writes well, but I can only read the beginning of each book before losing interest. The longest I've read is the first one, *Extraordinary Voyage*. The first story of *The Path of Killing* was also incredibly impressive, but I couldn't continue reading later.
Finally, I'm writing Western fantasy again.
Just a heads-up, if you can't write interactive elements, don't bother. I abandoned Pirate Kings here; take a look, it's so cringeworthy it makes you want to dig your toes into the ground 😅 Another problem is that the protagonist's overpowered abilities are given way too much, resulting in a sense of absurdity.
I feel the author is well-suited to writing stories about survival for all, ship upgrades, and natural disasters. These types of stories are full of exciting moments, easy to understand, and have many derivative themes, such as ship upgrades, personal upgrades, disaster response, teamwork, regional adventures, and leaderboard rewards that give a sense of divine intervention.