The Murderous Building

I have just finished reading the last episode of this book, and I would like to share my opinion: The horror atmosphere is indeed worthy of the title of the book. It feels like a masterpiece that combines the essence of various ghost movies. It is indeed more exciting than watching ghost movies. As a person who does not believe in ghosts and gods, I have lingering fears after reading it. I am a little hesitant to go to the toilet after 2 o'clock in the evening, haha. Although the second half is a bit exaggerated like cultivating immortals, it is in line with the needs of the plot development; the only drawback is that the ending is too rushed and many questions are not clearly explained. The most unacceptable thing is the inconsistency. The opening chapter tells the story of why the author became paralyzed and was haunted by dirty things every day, making him miserable. The ending is that he has become the most powerful being in the world of Yin and Yang, which is too contradictory. There is also the mystery of not being able to go to the toilet after 2 o'clock. Among the four taboos, the patient cannot accept things. This is not mentioned, which is also a flaw. What is the final result of 404? Whether the magnetic field has disappeared is ultimately unknown. If I remember correctly, Cheng Xiaoyan called Xiaotian and asked him to go to her to get Jack's blood. It was obviously a phone call I didn't understand why Xiaotian was forced into the corner again, and how Yueyue woke up was not explained. The slip clearly stated that two pills were needed... The other flaws are that there are a lot of typos, but the author's description of the natural environment is really amazing, and it is as good as a college entrance examination essay. Overall, this book is very good.

The sound of basketballs coming from Building D late at night? Why does the music go on and on? Why did the night watchman Lao Wang die without any evidence? Is this a distortion of human nature or a loss of morality? Please tune in to see Liu Bin have something to say at 2:01 tonight

I thought it was very interesting, and I actually finished it while I was still enjoying it. I haven't seen enough yet. This is the first novel I have read from beginning to end on an e-book. There are some typos in the second half of the novel, and some errors in some numbers and content, but it does not affect the reading effect very much. Also, I feel that the word "Jielou" is not enough to be the title of a novel with such rich content. Maybe the murderous building is just an introduction, and Corpse Collector might be a good title. I think the author's writing style is very good, describing the environment, setting off the atmosphere, and describing the appearance of the characters, such as Shangguan Yue and other beauties, in the author's writing, it can be said to be lifelike and vivid. When the reader reads the words, there are already pictures, and the scenes describing the characters casting spells and fighting are also very realistic and shocking. In short, the writing style is excellent. This novel is really wonderful. You can incorporate zombies, ghosts, warlocks, heavenly masters, various sects, Yin soldiers, etc. Into this novel. The author is really very imaginative, and the plot is very attractive, with ups and downs. He also writes the book from the first-person perspective of the protagonist. Readers I also felt like I was on the scene. I once thought that I was practicing zombies with Tian Zhiyong at the same time. Hahaha, when he reached the purple eye, it seemed that I was also very powerful. Anyway, the sense of immersion is very strong, and the content of the novel is very attractive. I like it very much, I am very satisfied with it, and I highly recommend it! Love it, love it ⊙ω⊙

This book is a trap. Does what I talk about later have anything to do with the murderous building? 404 Is a brushstroke. I won't even write about the baby boy. I came here to see the horror story in Building D. But it turned out that all the characters in the back are the white lotus male protagonist and the main character who has a halo and cultivates immortality. It's not an exaggeration to say that it's unfinished.

Cai Kun plays ball and dances, hahaha

The horror is quite scary, but the protagonist is so stupid that it doesn't even make sense, which makes it irritating to watch. A horror novel doesn't necessarily have to involve a pig's feet to advance the plot. . .

Ah I just read the entire book. This is a novel that keeps up with the times. From the horror at the beginning to the comfort at the end, I have to say that the transition from a ghost story to a fairy tale is indeed unforgettable...??? It was really scary at the beginning, so I didn't dare to go to the toilet for a few nights. Haha~ But the author added a lot of humorous sentences in the horror, and I couldn't help but laugh while watching it. Then my friend was surprised and said: "XX, are you really reading a ghost story??" Ah, I am timid, but I am still very satisfied with the sentences that contain a sense of security and humanity in the fear. The later part is not scary, but it is exciting, and the plot is extremely bloody. Cheng Hetian is actually a brother and sister, ah... The one who impressed me the most is of course the protagonist Tian Ge. At the beginning, Tian Zhiyong was not such an unfaithful existence. He was flesh and blood and attached great importance to love and justice. He was also an idiot who was very curious and easily fooled. He was brave but not fierce. The author grasped this very well. He was able to bend and stretch, and he was also a man. He relied on his own blood and tears and the sacrifice of others' lives to become a god-like existence step by step, and gained his own happiness. In reality, we don't need to fight and sacrifice our lives like him, but we must live a serious and positive life and work hard, so that we will have no regrets. There are no extremely vicious villains. There is a softness in people's hearts after all. They are desperate but not desperate. They abandon evil and do good. I like this setting very much, and more importantly! It has a fairy tale-like ending in the end, which is really satisfying! I really like the scholar's writing style and imagination, and look forward to releasing more good works ~ looking forward to it! Finally, I would like to add: pure kindness will only make the rose wither, and valuable inhalation can make the rose last forever.

Don't wander around in the middle of the night, don't go out to use the bathroom, don't collect patients' belongings, and don't enter ward 404. There are only four taboos in total, and they are all quite easy to abide by. The protagonist breaks them one by one. Not to mention it's a taboo, even in ordinary units and ordinary schools, these rules are not too excessive, right? Who is it that keeps killing people? Apart from anything else, can't I just give you a high salary and keep you from going to the bathroom in the middle of the night? If you can't do it, don't do it! After reading more than thirty chapters, I would go out for a walk around one o'clock every night, go to the toilet at one o'clock and fifty-eight, knock on the door of the ward to chat with the patients in the middle of the night, and once fall asleep in the corridor in the middle of the night. What a fairy. Sleeping in the hospital corridor in the middle of the night? If you don't sleep in the corridor if you have a bed, don't talk about ghosts. If there are no ghosts, no one would do such a stupid thing? While I feel like I've hit a ghost and am scared to death, I violate a taboo every night. It's really a fairy author and fairy tale.

The male protagonist is so over the top, everyone is crazy because they want to help him, but in the end they don't feel any guilt at all and just take it as a matter of course.

It's a good book, but the ending felt too rushed. I hope there will be a second part.