Nightmare Academy

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Good morning, time to read!

Keep it up!

Nalan is here to read books, keep it up!

I'm here to support the author of "The Otaku System." I've read a few chapters and it's quite well-written; the characters' inner changes and various scenes are well-developed. However, you're writing a fantasy urban story, which I'm not very familiar with. Anyway, I'm here to show my support and let's keep going!

Keep updating, I'll keep reading.

I finished reading all 66 chapters in a day and a half. The author's update speed is truly unbelievable. My cultural level is limited, but I still want to give this novel a good critique. Some of my words may be harsh, so please forgive me, author. I've read many transmigration novels by new authors, and many I couldn't finish after just a dozen chapters because a movie mission was written in a long and tedious way. Although choosing "Resident Evil" seems a bit old-fashioned, the author handled it very well, giving it a strong local flavor. The use of the cheat ability and the later plot development were perfectly foreshadowed. "2012" is also very good; the dramatic plot twists make it hard for readers to predict what will happen next, and the major plot turns really surprised me. I was somewhat disappointed with *Ghoul*. Initially, I was excited to see the exam topic was "Ghoul," but the subsequent developments were disappointing. First, I had absolutely no idea what the purpose of that hook thing (awkward for not recognizing the characters). Later, the plot became chaotic, including the part about Lin Chong's awakening of his spirit; it felt more like Zhao Zilong than Lin Chong. Furthermore, the author of *Ghoul* abandoned one of the biggest strengths of the series: never dragging out the exam plot excessively. *Ghoul* increasingly felt like it was just creating unnecessary drama and rambling. My main point is about the protagonist. His name is quite imposing, Liu Yi, a rare name. But as a protagonist, he perfectly embodies the "protagonist halo." I feel the most useless characters in the entrance exam were the protagonist and Li Xinqi; I won't even count the extras. You call a team radar, but you turned him into a mere warrior. I don't know what the point of the protagonist's cheat ability is; his constant talk of 22 points of perception seems utterly useless! If you wanted to write a protagonist like Wolverine, you should have just shown his abnormal healing ability from the beginning. At first, I thought the protagonist was a radar, and I thought the author's idea was novel and good! But then you synthesized the T-virus into him. Okay, after all, in Nightmare High School, he needs some defense capabilities, but you went too far, first Wolverine, then this inexplicable Azure Dragon Soul… The more I read, the more speechless I became. And then you kept bringing up 22 points of perception for no reason. My phone screen protector broke, are you going to pay for it??? (I bet you got a lot of royalties, hehehe…). But seriously, although the plot of *Ghoul Arc* was a bit painful, your arrangement was quite amazing. The protagonist playing the protagonist, 666! I feel like Liu Yi is constantly blaming himself, constantly getting angry, and constantly showing off. I feel like your protagonist has depressive tendencies! I also want to mention two other characters. One is Zhang Lei, the most gay-ish character in the story (you might as well call him Zhang Wei, a more common name). One relies on the author forcibly lowering the IQ of the others to highlight his own intelligence. The other is Song Xuyan, a self-destructive, idiotic Flash. I've always been confused about whether he has a crush on Liu Yi, why he keeps bothering him. And coincidentally, your novel doesn't have a female lead. (Liang Jiahui is quite ambiguous, but her constant nagging makes her seem like a non-mainstream character; if she were the female lead, I'd unsubscribe). Okay, in conclusion, if the updates were faster, this would be a really good infinite flow novel. The author's writing style still needs improvement, and the author lacks life experience and social skills (probably no more than 18 years old, and it's already quite good for what they've written!). If the updates are faster, I'll consider continuing to follow it. I'll come back to complain after chapter 100, hoping to correct all the problems! Keep it up! (I hope to see this book reach chapter 100 in my lifetime!)

I absolutely love this book, and I want to confess my love to the author!

Good subject matter! A very interesting work.

Hmm! Great subject matter! I support it!