Notes on Strange Happenings in the Wild

I think this is a very good horror novel. It is another excellent work after Taboo of the Living and Folk Ghost Stories. The plot is rigorous, and the character of the protagonist Wu Zhong is also very vivid. Regarding the later stage, I don't know whether Wu Zhong will fall in love with his deskmate, but I hope there won't be too many love scenes. The ups and downs of the terrifying plot are also described very well, but there are many mysteries about the master that have not yet been solved, such as a youthful face despite being nearly a hundred years old, and why Lao Cao admires the master. I feel that the master is either a high-ranking one or has great strength. Finally, I hope that all the mysteries can be solved and the update can be understood. After all, everyone is busy with a lot of things. The author's guarantee of one update is the best encouragement to readers. Come on, good luck!

I really like the scenes of Lao Wu describing food. To be honest, I was attracted by Lao Wu's food scenes from the beginning. I especially miss Wu's mother's fragrant bowl of "Umbrella Mushroom Smooth Pork Noodles"! I am a big foodie. Before I was in love, I always went to Chengdu and Chongqing for business and travel🧳. In addition, he is only about three years older than Lao Wu (look carefully and roughly judge that Lao Wu was born in 1986), so he is of the same age, so he can empathize with what Lao Wu describes. I was deeply impressed by Lao Wu, who understands and loves life. Only in this way can he write an immersive effect, which at least suits my taste! I like the "Umbrella Mushroom Slippery Pork Noodles" that Lao Wu wrote about his mother; and the big dishes that he ate after going to work: "Steamed Crispy Pork, Braised Pork, Eight-Treasure Rice, Steamed Pork with Rice Flour, Steamed Hoof Pork, Sand Pork, Tofu Balls, Shao Bai, Loofah Smooth Pork Soup, and Cold Pork Head Pork; and Wang Hu's "Duck Egg Bacon Noodles" made by his beloved daughter, etc... To others, this may seem watery or verbose. But I think this is written deep into the readers' hearts. But after all, it's hard to agree with everyone. Not everyone likes Gete. If it tastes good, just eat it. If it doesn't taste right, just change the restaurant! A friendly shout: Brother Wu, come on ⛽️💪💐🌹!

I usually stop reading suspenseful Feng Shui books halfway through, but this one is different. I really like the characters in the book. Wu Zhong's casual and free personality, I really love it! Good reviews! (The author will update quickly)

The top, the top is very good~

The plot is wonderful, the writing is fluent, and the Sichuan and Chongqing dialects interspersed in the text make me, a Sichuan girl, feel more cordial. The key is that the storyline is coherent and not perfunctory, and the writing is delicate. The author will give annotations in many places. I like this genre very much. I hope the author will update it soon.

It's good to watch. I feel that the plot is full of ups and downs and fascinating. It's comparable to the one written by Uncle San from Nanpai. The only suggestion I would like to make is that there are some jokes that don't need to be written over and over again. Everyone has read it from the beginning. Some jokes seem unnecessary after reading too much. For example, the question of whether to eat soft or hard is mentioned too many times, which really reduces points. Some plots can be mentioned repeatedly, such as Madoka's fixed lines every time she appears. Such repetition will deepen the character's personality and will not make people feel repetitive. But for people like me, the repeated back and forth of whether to eat soft things or not to eat hard things will make readers feel that they know it... Why do you always say it? After all, if you think about it, although there are people who bully the soft and fear the hard, there are very few people who are hard in the real sense, and no one eats the hard and not the soft. Eat the soft or not the hard can be used to describe almost everyone, so I feel there is no need for Wu Zhong to always mention this sentence. I didn't expect it to be finished yet. This is the first one I've read to the end on Seven Cats. I picked it up randomly, but I didn't expect the plot to be really good. It's very similar to some of the stories my grandfather told me when I was a kid. I really admire the author and plan to save some to read about Wu Zhong's growth history next year. Ps. Knock him and her master, if you don't like that Yao Nan, you might as well be Tangtang. .

How to put it this way, maybe I'm not a fan of cool stories. It was okay at first, but gradually it became unreasonable in many places. Weird metaphysics focuses on cause and effect. If there is any mistake, there will definitely be backlash and retribution. However, the protagonist will not suffer retribution and cause and effect... 😂 If we say that the era we live in is the period of the Republic of China when human life was ignored, it is acceptable, but this story is in 1999. Others have the final say on their own lives. They don't take the police seriously, and they still feel that their hands are tied... Hey, maybe you have different ideas from me.

Good looking, recommended

It's very interesting. As a Sichuanese, I feel comfortable reading this article. Hahaha, but it's not finished yet. I plan to watch it again until it's finished. Come on, the author is great, it's really wonderful

There is no need to ask why, it's just a scene with more than one V, it's really so weird. While telling the readers that he has no such idea, he does not stop others from setting up a CP for him. This kind of ambiguous drama is really good. Apart from the love drama, the content of the novel is very interesting, but the love drama with the word "water" is so greasy and disgusting to watch. For thousands of years, women often have many men, and men have many women. Isn't it okay to be alone and beautiful? It's really childish.