Rule Horror: I Can See Hidden Clues

As a ghost story novel, there is nothing surprising about this book, it is quite satisfactory. But it's better than the plot. There are a large number of copies and there are almost no duplications in the plots of this book, and the author is able to cleverly combine the copies with various other types of novels, so that the reading is not inconsistent at all. I think this is the most worthy of boasting of this book. And this is not a cool novel, and the character of the protagonist is not bad.

I feel like I can read this book~

Breaking through the conventional rules of ghost story writing routines, focusing on plot innovation, daring to traverse history, and persevering in emotions and opportunities for cooperation. It is a slight revolution in novels, and it also sets off a flourishing era of innovative thinking.

I forced myself to finish reading the book. I thought it was a book about ghost stories with rules. At first, it seemed okay, but as I read later, it became more and more outrageous. If I had to fight with ghost stories, what would be my only achievement... The writing was really messy, and the relationship was based on the theme of ghost stories to write the plot of cultivating immortality. The author must have felt dizzy after finishing writing.

Pretty average, right? It's mediocre, neither good nor bad. It's still readable. People who are not interested in reading can give it a try👉👈

The whole plot is very compact, each script is well designed, both the protagonist and supporting characters have their highlights, even the cannon fodder in the middle has his own characteristics, which makes people remember it deeply. There are no emotional lines, only the sense of responsibility and brotherhood of patriotism and teammate love, and the writing is quite good. Of course, there are also shortcomings. The adventure arrangement with the remaining teammates when you go back later is a little confusing, but it does not affect the reading experience. The flaws are not covered up. The overall reading is very comfortable. I have followed the latest chapter.

1. The front is pretty good, but there are more and more pitfalls in the back. There are a lot of unfilled areas, such as middle-aged Sun Kai. There are a lot of pitfalls for him. 2. Part of it may be written by AI. Sun Kai's name keeps changing, and there are many typos. 3. A bad ending. How did he come back, how did he master the initial rules, and where did Xia Shen go? The original novel became very average because of this bad ending.

The ninja was so upset that he finished reading the entire book. The early stage follows the clues of a general ghost story script (a somewhat novel script), and the middle and later stages are based on exploring the world of ghost stories. The middle and later stages are quite clear and watery, and even a bit confusing. Anyway, I just read it in general. (Boring) The characters feel ridiculous and lacking in intelligence, and the supporting characters stand out. The world is a bit empty. If you're bored, you can read the early ones, but I don't recommend them in the middle and later stages.

Generally

Very pretty.