I Record Anomalies Through Woodcarving

It's a pity that it felt a bit rushed in the later period. It could have been expanded upon. Liao Liao covered it in a few chapters. If it were all written out, it would be at least 400 chapters. Ning Wai's Void Demon is too stiff. He shouldn't be included in this kind of plot, and there should be more foreshadowing.

Not bad, you can try it

There are very few books that I can read to the end. Due to some reasons, the second half can only be read in pirated versions. I am here to praise it today. The most satisfying part is that this kind of weird writing did not turn into a fight between gods later on. The weirdness always runs through the whole book.

Everything is fine, but I just don't understand why the protagonist uses his body to explore every time when his vision is not good, instead of opening blood pupils. In addition, he clearly knows that there is such a thing as an abnormality, but he throws the puppet into the living room without locking the door. Even if the protagonist is poked in the eye by the puppet, he will not die. Can the little sister withstand it? The feeling is there throughout the whole process, deliberately creating fear. The fear does not come from the enemy, but from the protagonist's wisdom and the author's deliberateness. However, this kind of deliberateness is too obvious, there is not much fear, and there is enough nausea.

In fact, it's okay, but I always feel that it's almost boring... It's not exciting enough, and there's nothing scary, or the feeling of suddenly breaking out in a cold sweat on my back... It's a bit bland... Some of the exceptions are quite distinctive, but to be honest, the number is too small, and the file creation is also quite rough... The development is too slow, and the plot is not compact enough in some places... As someone who listens to books, there are a few passages that I don't listen to, or skipping a chapter or two has no impact... It's a slow read... In addition, the character names are not very distinctive, and there are not many impressive names after listening to them for a while... Or maybe there are a little few characters... But other things are okay, and most of them make sense logically. For a more serious person like me, it's pretty good. In addition, there is basically no poison or brainless plot, and overall it seems quite comfortable.

It's okay, but as the author himself said, the outline is not that good. In fact, at the beginning, I guessed that the protagonist's memory confusion was that he was not from this era, but a person who traveled to this era because his era collapsed, that is, the era he is in now is actually not his era. His era was the era before this era (or several eras before it), and the abnormal core was the source of the collapse of his era. Then he came to this era for some reasons, looking for the answer to the mystery (his girlfriend), and his girlfriend may have a certain connection with this root cause. In fact, this book is pretty good, but the plot is a bit broken later on.

There are very few books that make me feel that they are not poisonous, and this is one of them

It's okay, but there's too much nonsense.

After containing the blood-eyed ghost for so long, I didn't try to understand his thoughts at all. When I met the third ghost, my understanding level was already 75%. Everyone was fooled and still thinking about how to increase the understanding level of the third ghost to over 90%.

With such a good theme, he had to inexplicably adopt a little neighbor girl. I really lost my desire to watch it in an instant. I said before that I had no money and wanted to find my missing girlfriend. Suddenly my neighbor died and I had to adopt her? Disgusting 🤢