They felt... this wasn't a floor covered in white paper...
The Past's Paradise was no longer that same Past's Paradise.
It was like watching some horror story.
People vanished for no reason, death messages littered the floor, and every few steps there was a sheet densely covered with "Elysia is dead."
It was like a horror movie giving countless close-up shots to one character. Even the most ordinary story would start to feel terrifying.
The Typewriter was mercilessly stabbing them like crazy.
The sheer weirdness and psychological terror of this plot had been maxed out.
It wasn't a jump scare. It was dread.
A floor full of paper had somehow created the feeling of a floor full of corpses.
Their sanity was plummeting. It just felt terrifying and bizarre.
It wasn't some sudden shock... it was the kind of Chinese horror that became more terrifying the more you thought about it.
For people who loved analyzing plots like this...
It was no different from the Herrscher of Erosion arriving in the data-made Past's Paradise...
They had run into their natural predator.
Seeing this, men fell silent and women wept. The more they thought about it, the more intense the horror became.
At last, all kinds of emotions erupted, and the comments became more restless than ever before.
I couldn't sleep, so I examined it carefully all night. Only then did I see the words hidden between the lines: the whole book contained just two words—"emotional damage."
Su Nian, let's have dinner together tonight and talk about something. Don't interrupt us.
This feels awfully familiar. Like that scene from The Shining?
So scary... it keeps emphasizing Elysia's departure, and so frequently too...
Words written with this kind of psychological horror element really... make anyone who understands them feel a chill down