I'm currently facing my biggest bottleneck since writing my book.

The current transformation may not be successful. At least that's what I want to write about, though. I don't want to be called a "supernatural god" all the time. But I didn't dare to completely break away from the familiar territory and start anew, which was the birth of Hell Cinema.

In fact, during the writing of "Hell Apartment", the new book I conceived was not "Death Curse Island" or "Hell Cinema", but a work about medieval demons. However, I was worried that a sudden change of style would lead to a sudden change......

I actually wanted to change a little bolder, but getting to this point has made it difficult for me to go any further.

So I want to ask...... What are the maximum limits you can tolerate for the transition in the future? If I don't figure this out, I don't know the bottom of my heart when I write it down?

For example:

"Vortex" (Junji Ito's unsolved horror manga) is a complete unsolvable curse, and humanity is at an absolute disadvantage

"Zombie Dao Chief", "Evil Force" and "Ghost Road" have the supernatural works of witchers and exorcists

"Silent Hill" and "Ghost Street" curses are extremely powerful, but they don't have much horror

"Hell Teacher" and "Hundred Ghosts at Night" are works that human abilities control ghosts

What is your maximum acceptability?

In the end, it is a work that completely transcends the bottom line

"Journey to the West" and "The Legend of Mortal Immortals", such pure immortal cultivation movies, can this genre be accepted? I don't think so, but I'll just ask.

PS: If everyone can accept it, I will seriously consider Ye Xiang to play the Monkey King, and the Marquis to play the Tang Seng...... (To be continued......)