The Game That Destroys Humanity

I'm giving it four stars because it's really well-written, excellent! The writing is decisive, not indecisive, and not overly sentimental! I'm deducting one star because the second character (the antagonist) has just as much screen time as the protagonist! It feels like there are two main characters!!!

She's alright. She's proactive and smart; she's neither overly compassionate nor verbose. You can check her out.

It depicts humanity's desperate struggle for survival in the face of annihilation, the twisted yet sublime nature of humanity, and how, through sheer willpower, humanity triumphs and ultimately triumphs.

I can already picture the scene: a vast, jungle-filled landscape. Various monsters roaming the trees and bushes. Various buildings nestled within the forest.

It's good, but I still haven't found the feeling I'm looking for.

Finished reading it. The plot was excellent, the reading experience was very smooth, and the relationships were handled well. The protagonist was decisive in killing, and the values were commendable. By the way, the dragon was probably just stalling for the protagonist's awakening; it was much smarter than the old man.

It's well-written, at least to my liking, although the ending feels a bit rushed. But overall it's alright, at least many characters are intelligent, unlike other novels where a bunch of people are completely brainless.

Good book, interesting premise

I finished reading it, and it was actually quite good. I felt the ending took a turn for the worse. It's a very good post-apocalyptic story; even with the harem element, there wasn't much plot. The portrayal of humanity's transformation in the apocalypse is still excellent.

It's a great watch. The main character isn't a saint; he's decisive and ruthless, making it very enjoyable to watch!