Crossover Reincarnation Game, Starting with Kaguya Shinomiya!

The rules are that you can't make a sound or open your eyes to see the ghost face. But a ghost... A ghost was pulling at my clothes from behind ˃̣̣̥᷄⌓˂̣̣̥᷅ Something hard and long... It's going in... It feels so good... No, I can't make a sound, I have to hold it in. Ugh, ahhhhhh ❤️ I have to hold it in ahhhhh ❤️

That's how it should be. Dungeons should be designed, characters shouldn't be omniscient and omnipotent, and cheats won't completely throw the death game off balance. You can't just put on a two-dimensional skin and expect the dungeons to be messed up. The showing off isn't up to par either. It's been a long time since I've seen a normal two-dimensional death game. There's too little slice-of-life content; I wonder if the author writes it well.

It feels like another Edo Tensei (Impure World Reincarnation) book.

I had a sudden thought: is it possible to create a bizarre dungeon similar to the new Three Kingdoms in the future? Include: The flow rate varies depending on the location. Their private conversation will inevitably be overheard by other players. Each player who dies will receive a hint (a desperate army will prevail) to guide players to turn against each other. Wild neutral enemies spawn at specific locations, indiscriminately killing players and other unpredictable creatures. A corridor that randomly leads to various locations within the instance (New Three Kingdoms Road) Memory modification: The instance will modify the player's memory at key points. Drinking alcohol can, to some extent, override the rules and render them ineffective. Undead: Dead players will continue to move for a period of time, unaware that they are dead. Starry Night: More clues can be found at night. The Will of Heaven: The Will of Heaven is supreme and cannot be defied. It manipulates all the mysteries of the instance and can modify the rules to a certain extent, but it must still follow certain laws. As players spend time in the instance, they will gradually be corrupted by the will of heaven. The corruption will cause them to become increasingly mentally unstable, but they will also draw closer to the will of heaven, gaining the ability to discern clues and understand instance mechanics. In the early stages of corruption, physical attributes such as hearing and vision are enhanced (e. G., Hearing sounds from hundreds of miles away), and special abilities are gained (such as human transmutation, the Heaven-Hating Sword Technique, and the Ruthless Sword Technique). However, as corruption deepens, players will rapidly age and eventually die.

Available Japanese light novel role models: Shunoin: Kaguya Shinomiya, Ai Hayasaka, Maki Shijou, Chika Fujiwara. Toyonosaki: Megumi Kato, Eriri, Utaha Kasumigaoka. Soubu High: Yukino Yukinoshita, Haruno Yukinoshita. Sakura-sou: Mashiro Shiina. Other Japanese light novel character models: Nishimiya Shoko, Miyamizu Mitsuha, Touma Kazusa, Sokuou Erina, Futaba Rio #(spicy strips)# ...

In summary, without any books to read, it's neither enjoyable nor worth abandoning. The first dungeon revealed too many problems. The newbie dungeon, which should have resulted in total annihilation, only provided a basic physical enhancement and an abnormal item that could withstand one weak attack. The protagonist's hindsight assessment was simple (it took two saves to clear, what a mess). The protagonist survived for three days, but three out of the six people died on the first day, including the protagonist. The remaining three Silver-ranked individuals died at the restaurant; the programmer died from being tricked out of the room. The artist was lucky enough to die in the room at the last moment, but was unlucky and died from exploring, from accidentally using their hands, or from being tricked out of the room like Xiaohui and the others. Great, they were all wiped out. And yet, there's still the restaurant puppet setting a trap. Furthermore, the fact that only the protagonist and the female lead survive in the first instance is already a bad thing. Regardless of what happens next, it gives the reader the feeling that you can tell who will survive just by looking at the beginning, which is a real flaw.

It's well-written and a pleasant read. I wonder which old writer reincarnated as the author. Several good books on my bookshelf have been taken down, sigh.

He's gone mad, updating seven chapters in an instant!

I feel like the author is some old stuff reincarnated with Edo Tensei. The new books aren't enough to read. Do you have any older books you could recommend? #(Seal)

I saw a crossover anime with a similar theme to Kei Shirogane a long time ago, but before I could even start watching it, the author disappeared. #(Sweat)