The Uncanny Game: I Only Treat Ghosts

I spent a few hours yesterday reliving the nightmare. After reading it, I felt a little emotional. I was seriously ill when I was writing Nightmare, so I was always in a state of despair for a while, and I didn't write the details. But due to the pressure of daily updates, I still gritted my teeth and edited it while writing, so the update time of that book will be so hellish. There are loopholes in the logic of some plots, but they are full of emotion. What impressed me most was the episode where Ye Huan and Eve walked through the snow-capped mountains after traveling through Lu Yang's body. The entanglement between the two, the hidden thread of the nightmare world, Ye Huan's goal of saving the world, and the transformation of Eve's invader and protector are all reflected in that plot. I remember that that paragraph was not in the general outline. I should have made it up as I was writing it. For me, it was an unforgettable piece of work. Somewhat emotional, hahaha. Anyway, thank you all for reading my book, salute.

So I was puzzled; although it was good to find a way to avoid this dead end, why did Dr. Shen have to say it in front of everyone? If I didn't know the condition of "calling other people's names with malice", in fact, everyone can live in peace, right? After all, if there hadn't been a conflict during the process of solving the puzzle, who would deliberately recite other people's names with malice in their hearts. It would be great if only the three of them knew this triggering condition. Other outsiders couldn't believe it. If they spread this condition, they would only put themselves in a passive situation. This is equivalent to making their personal fatal weaknesses public. The most important thing to bet on is human nature. I really don't understand why it should be made public

Don't look!! It's very interesting, but it ends without an ending. I suggest you don't watch it if you see the Palace of Mirrors. The rest of the story is purely about the protagonist. No matter what, the protagonist must be right. No matter how outrageous the protagonist's next step is, it is correct. Let's talk about your feelings. The story was very good in the early stage, but completely collapsed in the later stage. The protagonist is considered a "villain" in the later stage of the world view. Why? Because the protagonist wants to save the patient, and the patient kills humans, I really can't understand it. It must be that the world view is too big for the author to grasp, and the narrative is too bland. The most important thing is!!! It's a bad novel with no ending. Halfway through, the author didn't want to write it anymore. I was really convinced.

Can late-stage esophageal cancer be delayed for three years? Coma and unresponsiveness in late stage esophageal cancer? One thousand yuan a day and more than one million yuan in three years. What is the main character's ability to make money, so strong? Xiaoya appeared once for a week, but her heart still ached, but she came out on her own in the ward and was fine? My heart doesn't hurt anymore, and my lifespan isn't shortened? Are you in a hurry for money and are so short of money that you still need to take taxis all day long? Has the author ever been poor? Have you ever experienced the feeling of breaking off a three-petal flower for one dollar? Do you spend dozens of dollars in taxi fare just to have fun??

I cut the whole book in half and finished it on the eve of the most critical battle. It's disgusting.

First of all, thank you for your continued reading. Although the data of this book has not been good, the subsequent reading is very stable, which shows that everyone has been looking forward to the follow-up story. The next book will probably not be on this subject. Thank you all for your continued reading. I am very sorry that I have failed to live up to your expectations.

I hope this book will be read by more people. Compared with those unlimited streams pushed, the logic and character characterization of this book are great. If you also like mysterious recovery but can't find a replacement, this book is worth reading. Let me tell you my opinion. The author seems not willing to put too much emphasis on characterization. Of course, in my opinion, this book is still in its early stages, so there is no need to rush. But I still hope that the author can try to portray characters like the Fat Gambler more to make his characters more fleshed out. I think the author must have read my previous book review. The fat gambler's line "You took away my freedom, are you going to take away my soul?" Is very cool, and this sentence is very suitable for this character. Let's try to write more about these supporting characters. I hope that the character content and quality of the story of the gambler BOSS can be at least as good as that of the writing patient. Also, you can add more words to decorate the atmosphere, this is very important! Come on, author!

A typical example of driving high and going low. No matter how good it is in the front, it will be bad in the back. The whole setting was directly destroyed by the author himself. He said personally that he saw patients as victims and wanted to redeem them. The result? It was okay for the protagonist to kill the guy from the Palace of Mirrors with a knife. That thing was really a beast, but later on he didn't hesitate to kill the diary guy from Lian Feng. I couldn't stand it at all. What's the difference between that and standing up at the same time? The only difference between Lian Feng and Xiao Ya is that he became a patient for a longer time and killed more people, because little girls need to be protected more, right? Xiaoya, haven't you ever killed anyone? Is it because the person killed has nothing to do with the protagonist?

That's right! First game! Liar Tavern!

It's so cool to write about exciting battles of wits at the gambling table again. My favorite episode is here!