It has been three years since we parted ways in college. At the class reunion three years later, we came to an isolated island. However, there was no singing, dancing and laughter in the party. The fear brought by blood and death permeated the crowd. The strange island, the mysterious island owner, hope, despair, twisted humanity, and torn masks. Everything that happened here was just to satisfy the madness of the island owner. I want to leave this place...
Reader comments
I watched the whole process, and I quite agree with the male protagonist. The game of life and death makes the last person fall into a bigger game, which is to continue this game.
The changes in the male protagonist are also relatively subtle. The deaths in the early stage exposed his humanity. Later, the male protagonist becomes the owner of an "uninhabited" island. In the end, the next protagonist may discover a new island owner or everything the male protagonist has done. Then this is a human game that will never end.
In the first 30 chapters, it can be seen that the author worked very hard on writing. The branch plots and foreshadowings were well used, and the characters were well described. However, for some unknown reason, it ended in a hurry, the branch plots were not completed, and there were many holes left unfilled. Overall, it is highly recommended.
I haven't finished reading it yet, so I'm going to write some since a review pops up. The plot is very attractive. I often thought that I had thought of a follow-up, but it turned out that it was not the case. It gave people a bright feeling. I am looking forward to the subsequent plot and hope that it will not disappoint me [Sending my heart][Sending my heart]
It's okay, but is there any follow-up, author? I want to see it! Is it okay to follow up?
It can be seen that the world view is quite large, but the ending is sloppy at the end. It would be better if there is a second part. After all, there are still many things that have not been explained, not only other tribes but also other dangerous places. The most important thing is that there is no explanation of the consequences after sacrificing insects. If it is just to lure people to feed the insects from generation to generation, then it is really unnecessary.
Give it five stars. To put it simply, it shortens the time of the story, increases the sense of enjoyment, and also facilitates the author's own creation, liberates his own inspiration, and also brings a lot of highlights. Personal opinion
Not bad, good, the suspense novel continues
There are a few things missing, but overall it's great. I finished reading it in one sitting.
Is there a second part?
It's pretty good, I've played it, but I didn't expect it to be the story of Steam's Green Hell
This book is so great, I really want to be the protagonist for once
It looks so good, I can't stop watching it, it sounds so cool
I watched the whole process, and I quite agree with the male protagonist. The game of life and death makes the last person fall into a bigger game, which is to continue this game. The changes in the male protagonist are also relatively subtle. The deaths in the early stage exposed his humanity. Later, the male protagonist becomes the owner of an "uninhabited" island. In the end, the next protagonist may discover a new island owner or everything the male protagonist has done. Then this is a human game that will never end.
In the first 30 chapters, it can be seen that the author worked very hard on writing. The branch plots and foreshadowings were well used, and the characters were well described. However, for some unknown reason, it ended in a hurry, the branch plots were not completed, and there were many holes left unfilled. Overall, it is highly recommended.
I haven't finished reading it yet, so I'm going to write some since a review pops up. The plot is very attractive. I often thought that I had thought of a follow-up, but it turned out that it was not the case. It gave people a bright feeling. I am looking forward to the subsequent plot and hope that it will not disappoint me [Sending my heart][Sending my heart]
It's okay, but is there any follow-up, author? I want to see it! Is it okay to follow up?
It can be seen that the world view is quite large, but the ending is sloppy at the end. It would be better if there is a second part. After all, there are still many things that have not been explained, not only other tribes but also other dangerous places. The most important thing is that there is no explanation of the consequences after sacrificing insects. If it is just to lure people to feed the insects from generation to generation, then it is really unnecessary.
Give it five stars. To put it simply, it shortens the time of the story, increases the sense of enjoyment, and also facilitates the author's own creation, liberates his own inspiration, and also brings a lot of highlights. Personal opinion
Not bad, good, the suspense novel continues
There are a few things missing, but overall it's great. I finished reading it in one sitting.
Is there a second part?
It's pretty good, I've played it, but I didn't expect it to be the story of Steam's Green Hell
This book is so great, I really want to be the protagonist for once
It looks so good, I can't stop watching it, it sounds so cool