
Who Hid the Secret in Hell?
谁把秘密藏在了地狱
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Hmm, I'm just a casual reader, but to be honest, I read this novel again, and the author is giving out far too few sweet moments. To find some sweet moments, I had to read those few chapters in bits and pieces. Could the author please give out more sweet moments in the next book?
Please add this to your favorites if you're a girl who shines through time, sob sob.
Why is Wei Shenji a goddess?
Why is Xiao Ji considered a god? Before discussing this question, I want to first talk about where other tomb raiding enthusiasts fall short compared to Xiao Ji. First, there's Zhuge Shen, who committed the sin of arrogance. He showed a disdainful smile upon obtaining a broken sword from the Tomb of the Rising Corpse. Such arrogant tomb raiders are destined for a short life, and indeed, after defeating the priest with the help of the cunning Xiao Zhuoma, he went on a downward spiral, ultimately being reduced to ashes. In contrast, Xiao Ji is very humble. Her actions in the Lishan Tomb and the Tomb of the Rising Corpse are acts of mercy left by Xiao Ji for mortals. Xiao Ji isn't incapable of being powerful; she simply doesn't want to disappoint her opponents with an overly perfect performance, so she deliberately avoids using her abilities. How laughable...
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[Respectfully yours,] I am Asuka, and I hereby recommend myself.
Do you understand horror? Horror can be very simple: the silent darkness, the swaying pendulum, the sighing woman, the crying child. Horror can be very direct: the slightest footsteps, the tense breaths, the corner of a corridor, the loaded bullet. Horror can be very bizarre: the laughing skull, the moving corpse, the unknown animal, the underground sun. Horror is a perception, our attitude and desire towards the mysterious; like the eternal absence in the beak of a raven on the pale statue of Athena, like the faint red blood rising from the bottom of the abyss, like the bloodstain on the hem of a dancer's skirt at a sultry ball, like sitting in a corner of an empty classroom at midnight...
This book will let you experience the terror and chill of hell.
This book can make you feel the terror and chill of hell even in the sweltering heat of 30-degree Celsius. To be honest, "Who Hid the Secret in Hell" is a suspenseful horror novel I've been following for quite a while, and it's one of my favorites on SF. However, it's different from typical horror and suspense novels; there are no ghosts or supernatural elements, nor are there any complicated murder cases… It simply allows you to immerse yourself in the story and feel the hellish terror and chill, even in the sweltering heat of 30-degree Celsius… Why do I say that? Because the protagonist of this book… truly went down to a place like "hell"...
Good evening everyone! The main story of "Who Hid the Secret in Hell" is coming to an end. As requested, ten bonus chapters will be released later! Feel free to comment on which parts you'd like to see (or I'll write them myself if needed). Also, I'd like to humbly request some excellent book reviews from you all! Thank you all for your support over the past two years! The second book will be released on December 1st. Thank you all for your continued attention and support!!! Love you all!
Who hid the secret in Hell S? Officially setting sail, I'm waiting for you in Italy!
His origins revealed, the truth of the past revealed—the greed and warmth of human nature.
—Spoilers ahead, proceed with caution—Written from Chapter 106 of the plot— The story's main tone is the traditional tomb raiding thriller genre, with minimal romantic subplots (practically none except for one older couple). Instead, it focuses more on uncovering the mysteries of their origins while depicting the warm yet fragile precious family bonds between the protagonists. The Dragon Taming Clan—an ancient and mysterious dragon clan, also perished in the flow of history, their former underground royal city transformed into a grand royal tomb. The Dragon Control Clan—representing the greed and wickedness of humanity. The Eternal Life Group's suicidal tactics force the surviving Dragon Taming Clan on the surface to face annihilation once again...
The ending will be released next week, so read it all at once! I've been working overtime writing lately!