boogeyman stories

Afraid of the dark? perhaps not a book for you. astral projection or dream walking to strange lands with stranger creatures and beings. will the boogeyman follow you back to the waking world? should be a fun read for those looking for a bit of Halloween fun.

Very very slow pace, but promise greatness, just because I must complain about something or i don't feel like myself : Really! Danzo and his root! He is as much a boogeyman for me as a reader as he is for any transmigrator in konoha 😭

This is a tomb Raider fanfic so automatically it gets the stars and on top of ghath a damn good story at thath not some trashy harem filled with sex and a chunni mc, our mc is the Boogeyman himself

I have read 55 chapters of this novel so some of my points might not hold in the later chapters. The writing is pretty smooth. It's a bit slow burn tho. I like the characters and the game so far. The world building of the game is interesting. My only problem is that I dont understand why it's a Regression Novel (again this review is only based of 55 chapters). Most Regression Novels have their MC regretting something but his only regret here is that he cant explore the game's lore due to the requirement. I'm actually more interested if it's a guy coming back to top 1 again like the return of the boogeyman or something. This is my personal opinion but I hope when the game is released to the public, it's completely different from what he knows in the original timeline

I’ll be honest, the first few paragraphs almost lost me with the technical descriptions of the sea, but once Kaelen actually woke up and started complaining about his rent and the missing island, I was hooked. It’s refreshing to have a protagonist who isn't some 'chosen one' but just a guy who’s annoyed that his tavern tab was wasted because the landmass ghosted him. The 'Liquid Mirrors' concept is high-concept, and the author does a good job of grounding it with gritty details like the magnetized boots and the 'Sump.' One minor gripe: I hope the author explains the Anchor Mages a bit more in later chapters because they feel a bit like a shadowy boogeyman right now, but the prose is high quality enough that I’m willing to wait for the payoff. Definitely a 'hidden gem' find for anyone tired of the usual cultivation tropes. Looking forward to seeing where the skiff goes from here."