Escapee No. 21

It reminds me of watching Hell Apartment and Terrifying Jokes back in the day. The side stories are really good, and the main plot isn't dragging on. This kind of novel is like an episodic drama, focusing on side stories and not having a complicated main plot.

I'm giving this book four stars, because the next one will be even better. Vault 21 is now available! Please come and support it! Hehe, the book is titled "May the Vengeful Ghost Bless You!"

It was good, quite enjoyable. The only downside was that Tomato (the author) had cut many chapters, so I had to search for them online. I finished reading it this morning and hope for a second part, to see the war between Chen Ming and his team and the new people, Xingxing.

This is a very good book. I don't know why it only got a 6-point rating. I would personally give it a 9.

The third event has concluded. So far, the plot is ingenious, logical, and mature, with a decent level of horror. It's much better than those over-the-top, self-aggrandizing horror films that are all hype and no substance! Five stars!

There are almost no cheat codes; you solve the puzzles entirely on your own to complete the game. The foreshadowing and climax of the main storyline are very well done, and the entire world-building is completely solid. The author also introduced some settings that I found very interesting. I welcome everyone to read it; it's a great book!

This is truly a very good book. The whole book is actually driven by Wen Ya. However, to be honest, the inconsistencies between the beginning and the end are a bit disjointed, and there are some plot holes that are left unresolved, which makes me quite confused. For example, what exactly is the deal with the first and second priority? The lost item exchanged with three patterns is also not clearly explained. But it is indeed a very good book.

Detailed horror can better stimulate people's desire for fear.

It's a very good book. Each character has their own personality traits and way of thinking, which are all written very well. The script is also rigorous and wonderful. I didn't give it a perfect score because the later parts felt particularly chaotic in order to set up the grand ending. A lot of new settings were crammed in all at once, which affected the experience.

This book is really well-written, with vivid and relatable characters. The foreshadowing throughout the story is all resolved at the end, although the teaching feels a bit abrupt, it's at least satisfactory. Keep up the good work, author!