Survive in a Skyscraper: I Get a Hint Card from the Start

That was amazing! I'm cheering myself on.

I didn't cry when I lost 100 yuan, I didn't cry when my friends broke off our friendship, I didn't cry when my family wronged me, I didn't cry when she left, and I cried uncontrollably at night because I squeezed out too much toothpaste. Who the hell replaced the toothpaste with wasabi?

This novel has a great overall scope, and the fusion of games and life is well-interpreted! It seems to be a world within a world, a dungeon within a room; so far it appears to be a single-player game, with no main storyline or mind-bending puzzles (perhaps due to cheat codes). I look forward to the author using a more complex, locked-room mystery style later on.

When will our lifestyle return? When will our lifestyle return? When we cherish our current life, we'll become better and better? What did you say? 🤔 Am I kidding? I don't know what's going on either? I can't change anything in front of you. I can't even express myself. I have nowhere to go. I'm still walking backwards on this road, it's not a good feeling... What does it mean? What does it mean?

Great! It's a good book.

I've only seen about ten pages, but they're quite good. It seems like the protagonist dies in a parallel universe every time he uses a hint.

I hope the story doesn't become overly sentimental later on, doesn't have a bad ending, and that the author updates more frequently.

It's a bit short, not enough to read, but the content is quite novel. Those interested can check it out.

This is the first time I've read a book like this, and I think it's pretty good, very nice. I hope the protagonist doesn't become too saintly in the later stages, since it's a survival story.

It's pretty good, but I feel like there's one less female character in the main story.