
I Became the King of Horror by Drawing Tomie
从绘画富江开始成为恐怖之王
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 106k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Original ACG Fantasy
- Updated
- 1d ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
Stats
History46Chapters
0Votes
125Recs
16Fans
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Reader comments 18
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Hobbies❎ Psychopathy✓
You can't scold the author. After the author is scolded, his little head will be very dizzy, and then the author will be angry, and then the author will feel particularly aggrieved. You can't do this to the author. You have to talk to him properly. You have to praise him for being good and feed him delicious food. He will definitely be good. If you bully him, he will cry and he will be unhappy. What do you mean when you bully an author? He will internally reflect on whether he has done a good enough job. Why do you do this to my beloved... My heart hurts so much...
At first, I came here for Tomie's gimmick, and I read about ten chapters, but the more I read, the more and more something is wrong. The story line is vague, many things are specious, and it is a bit pretentious. By the way, you don't write much about Tomie's description of Tomie, and there are very few interactions. Throughout the whole story, Tomie only does one thing, then It means scolding the protagonist for taking away his power. The key is that the cause and effect of this matter are also vague. For example, this world originally had Tomie. At first, I thought Tomie appeared because the protagonist drew comics. How can I put it? There are many flaws. Come on.
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I feel like the writing is smooth enough. A demon from outside the realm?
It's interesting. Do you dare to travel to Junji Ito's world? The protagonist is able to eliminate the subsequent effects of terrorist incidents. He does not prevent the incidents from happening, but can bring closure to them. This retains the sense of fear, and at the same time allows the protagonist to have a certain sense of satisfaction in solving the problem, and can draw scary comics But this also brings up a question, can Ito Junji's subsequent story really be solved? The Tomie incident can still be a small-scale incident and still maintain the illusion of a peaceful society. At the same time, although the dead can be regarded as deserved But what about the subsequent events? Once the protagonist destroys the plot, the faint sense of fear will disappear, and the world will be destroyed if the protagonist does not care.
The protagonist is like the source of all evil and spreads Tom Jiang comics everywhere. Anyone who has read the comics is in bad luck.
After reading two and a half chapters, the verticality of the story is not enough, and the eyes are not welded to the protagonist. The immersion is much worse. It is like spreading the screen, you can play the picture-in-picture mode, and then jump out to talk about cheats and foreshadowing.
Judging from the smoothness of this writing, which pineapple bun seems to be reincarnated?
Some plot points felt abrupt and inexplicable. While reading, I felt like I was missing parts of the story, making it feel disjointed. It's a shame, considering I quite liked the premise.